Review Documentation
Before the final walkthrough, review all documentation related to your new home, including construction plans, permits, warranties, and inspection reports. Familiarize yourself with the details and specifications to identify any discrepancies or concerns.
Compile a Checklist
Create a comprehensive checklist of items to inspect during the final walkthrough, covering both interior and exterior features of the home. Include areas such as structural integrity, finishes, fixtures, mechanical systems, and safety features.
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Allocate sufficient time for the final walkthrough to conduct a thorough inspection and address any questions or concerns with the builder or contractor. Plan for at least a few hours to inspect all areas of the home and document findings.
Bring Necessary Tools
Bring along any necessary tools or equipment for the final walkthrough, such as a flashlight, notepad, camera, and measuring tape. These tools will help you assess various aspects of the home and document any issues or observations.
Inspect Each Room
Systematically inspect each room of the home during the walkthrough, checking for proper installation, functionality, and craftsmanship. Test appliances, fixtures, outlets, windows, doors, and mechanical systems for performance and condition.
Document Findings
Document any findings, discrepancies, or concerns identified during the walkthrough, including photographs, measurements, and detailed notes. Keep a record of all observations to reference during discussions with the builder or contractor.
Address Questions and Issues
Ask questions and seek clarification on any aspects of the home that are unclear or require further explanation. Raise any issues or concerns with the builder or contractor promptly to ensure they are addressed before closing.
Follow-Up and Resolution
Follow up with the builder or contractor after the walkthrough to address any outstanding issues or unresolved concerns. Work together to develop a plan for addressing deficiencies and ensuring they are resolved satisfactorily.
