pre completion inspection
Quality Home Surveyors based in the Midlands
NHQC PRE COMPLETION INSPECTION
PRE COMPLETION INSPECTION
The Pre-Completion Inspection under the New Homes Quality Code (NHQC) ensures that newly built homes meet high-quality standards before buyers move in.
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What is the Purpose?
The inspection aims to catch any defects or issues in the home before it’s completed, ensuring that it meets NHQC quality standards.
Key Standards
Inspectors check the following:
- Construction Quality: Structural integrity and overall workmanship.
- Safety: Compliance with safety regulations.
- 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 against NHQC criteria.
Report: A detailed report is created, listing any issues that need fixing.
What Happens Next?
- If the home passes the inspection, it can proceed to completion.
- If issues are found, builders must resolve them before a re-inspection.
Benefits
- For Buyers: Ensures you receive a high-quality home.
- For Builders: Reduces disputes related to defects and promotes better construction standards.
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What is the Pre-Completion Inspection?
The Pre-Completion Inspection ensures that newly built homes meet high-quality standards before buyers move in.
Why is it important?
It helps identify and resolve any defects or issues in the home, ensuring quality and safety for buyers.
What does the inspection cover?
Inspectors check construction quality, safety compliance, and the functionality of plumbing, electrical systems, and finishes.
Who conducts the inspection?
A qualified third-party inspector evaluates the property against the NHQC criteria.
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?
For buyers, it guarantees a high-quality home. For builders, it reduces disputes and promotes better construction standards.