Pre 2 year warranty Inspection
Quality Home Surveyors based in the Midlands
PRE 2 YEAR WARRANTY INSPECTION
PRE 2 YEAR WARRANTY INSPECTION
After the 2-year mark, you may be responsible for repair costs. A professional inspection helps uncover hidden issues that may not be immediately visible, ensuring your builder fixes them before the warranty ends—saving you money in the long run..
Structural & Safety Inspection
📌 Service Description: A structural integrity assessment focusing on safety hazards and compliance with building regulations. ✅ What’s Included? Roof and exterior wall examination Foundation and subsidence checks Loft space and insulation review Electrical safety and wiring check Fire safety compliance Heating system efficiency assessment
Fully Insured Inspectors with Years of experience
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What is the Purpose?
The inspection aims to catch any defects or issues in the home before the builders 2 year warranty period finishes
Key Standards
Inspectors check the following:
- Construction Quality: Structural integrity and overall workmanship.
- Warranty: Check defects before 2 year warranty period ends
- Functionality: Proper operation of plumbing, electrical systems, and finishes.
How Does It Work?
- Qualified Inspector: A third-party inspector evaluates the property.
- Assessment: The home is checked for defect that can be raised before the 2 year warranty period is void
- Report: A detailed report is created, listing any issues that need fixing.
What Happens Next?
- Defects are raised developer completed before warranty ends
- Saving home owners costly builds after the 2 year warranty period
Benefits
Identify Hidden Defects
- Some defects, like poor insulation, hidden leaks, or faulty wiring, may not be immediately visible.
- A professional inspection can uncover these issues before they become costly repairs.
Ensure Warranty Claims Are Valid
- Most builders provide a 2-year warranty covering defects in workmanship and materials (e.g., plumbing, electrical, HVAC).
- Reporting issues before the deadline ensures they are fixed at no cost to you.
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What is a Pre-2-Year Warranty Inspection?
A Pre-2-Year Warranty Inspection is a professional snagging survey conducted before your builder’s 2-year warranty expires. It identifies defects in workmanship, materials, plumbing, electrics, heating, and more, allowing you to submit claims while they are still covered by your warranty.
Why should I book an inspection before my warranty expires?
After the 2-year mark, you may be responsible for repair costs. A professional inspection helps uncover hidden issues that may not be immediately visible, ensuring your builder fixes them before the warranty ends—saving you money in the long run.
What does the inspection cover?
Our inspection includes a thorough check of: Structural elements (walls, ceilings, flooring, doors, windows) Plumbing, electrical systems, and heating efficiency Moisture and damp testing Loft space, insulation, and ventilation External areas, including drainage and access points Paintwork, sealants, and general finishing defects
When should I book my Pre-2-Year Warranty Inspection?
We recommend booking your inspection at least 3-6 months before the warranty expires, giving you enough time to submit claims and allow the builder to complete necessary repairs.
What happens if issues are found?
If defects are identified, builders must fix them before the home can pass inspection and be completed
What are the benefits?
A Pre-2-Year Warranty Inspection ensures you don’t miss out on essential repairs covered by your builder’s warranty. The key benefits include: Cost Savings – Identifies defects before your warranty expires, so your builder fixes them for free. Peace of Mind – Ensures your home is structurally sound and all systems (electrics, plumbing, heating) function correctly. Improved Home Quality – Helps address minor issues before they become major, costly repairs. Stronger Warranty Claim – A professional report strengthens your case when requesting repairs from the builder. Higher Property Value – Ensures your home remains in top condition, which is beneficial if you plan to sell in the future.