When should I schedule my inspection?
As soon as you have your offer accepted and know your contingency window. Earlier scheduling gives you more flexibility.
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A few practical answers before you schedule.
As soon as you have your offer accepted and know your contingency window. Earlier scheduling gives you more flexibility.
Timing depends on the property’s size, age, and complexity. We will set expectations when we confirm your scope.
Yes, when possible. The walkthrough is often the best time to understand what matters and ask practical questions.
Yes. You will receive a clear report that highlights the findings that matter and helps you plan next steps.
We will review the key findings with you and provide a clear report so you can move forward with confidence.
Yes. A new home can still have incomplete work, installation issues, or systems that need closer review. Municipal building inspections focus on code compliance at required stages; they are not a substitute for an independent inspection of the property as a whole, including visible workmanship and conditions. Before closing, an independent inspection helps you understand the home and address concerns while the builder is still involved.
Absolutely. Older homes require context as well as careful attention, which is a core part of the Cornell approach.
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