11-Month Warranty Inspection
An 11-month warranty inspection is performed near the end of a new home's first-year builder warranty period. The goal is to help homeowners identify concerns that may need to be reported to the builder before the warranty expires.
Why It Matters
Many new homes include a limited builder warranty during the first year. An 11-month inspection gives homeowners a clearer understanding of the home's condition before that warranty period ends.
- Identify possible warranty-related concerns.
- Document conditions before the warranty expires.
- Understand how the home is performing after move-in.
- Create a prioritized list of items to discuss with the builder.
- Learn maintenance items that may not be warranty issues.
What Is Reviewed
The inspection may include visible and accessible components of the roof, exterior, structure, electrical system, plumbing system, HVAC system, interior, attic, insulation, appliances, and other major home systems.
Our Approach
We help homeowners separate meaningful concerns from normal maintenance. The goal is not to create conflict with the builder, but to provide clear documentation and practical context before the warranty deadline.