Pre-Drywall Inspections

Pre-Drywall Inspections

A pre-drywall inspection covers framing/pre-drywall elements in the home. Your inspector will come out at this crucial point in the building process before drywall to make sure construction was completed properly. If you plan to build, click below to learn more about our pre-drywall inspection.

Homes are being built faster than ever. This makes it more important for “new build” buyers to have the work inspected. Homes and buildings must be constructed according to local, state, and federal guidelines. All this mandates the minimum standards for the buildings to be habitable. It is often too late to find possible defects after the home is completed, so having a pre-drywall inspection helps ensure quality work throughout the process.

Your RHI inspector will visit your home to conduct an inspection prior to drywall installation. The inspection will cover unbolted sill plate, over spanned members, inadequate roof supports, under built bearing walls, improper notching and boring, severed plates, damaged joists, improper fire stops, all rough-in plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, etc. This inspection should be completed before insulation and drywall is installed.