Inspect the framing, rough plumbing, electrical, and HVAC before drywall goes up — your only chance to see what’s inside the walls before they’re sealed forever.
A framing inspection — also called a pre-drywall inspection — is performed during the construction of a new home before the drywall is installed. With the walls open, Kelly can see and evaluate the structural framing, rough plumbing, electrical wiring, HVAC ductwork, and insulation placement in detail that will never be accessible again once drywall goes up.
This is the single best opportunity to catch construction issues at the lowest possible cost — before they become hidden defects inside finished walls that require demolition to access. East Valley new builds in Gilbert and Queen Creek move fast. Don’t let the pre-drywall window close without an independent inspection.
Builders move quickly in the East Valley. The pre-drywall window — the time between rough inspection approval and drywall installation — can be as short as a few days. Contact Kelly as soon as your builder gives you the pre-drywall window date so you can get your inspection scheduled in time.
With the walls open and the framing exposed, Kelly evaluates components that will be permanently hidden once drywall is installed:
The pre-drywall window closes fast. As soon as your builder tells you the rough inspection has passed and drywall is upcoming, call Kelly at (602) 581-5678 or book online to get on the schedule immediately.
With full access to the framing, Kelly evaluates structural components, rough plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and insulation in detail that will never be accessible again after drywall is installed.
Kelly walks you through his findings at the property. You understand exactly what needs to be addressed by the builder before drywall installation begins.
Your written report with photos is in your inbox within 24 hours — complete documentation ready to submit to the builder’s superintendent for correction before drywall.
With Kelly’s documented report in hand, you submit findings to the builder while there is still open access to the framing. Corrections at this stage cost a fraction of what they would after drywall is installed.
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What is a framing inspection in Gilbert, AZ?
A framing inspection, also called a pre-drywall inspection, is performed during new construction before the drywall is installed. With the walls open, Kelly can inspect the structural framing, rough plumbing, electrical wiring, HVAC ductwork, insulation placement, and other components that will be hidden once drywall goes up.
When should I schedule a framing inspection?
Schedule your framing inspection after rough framing, rough plumbing, rough electrical, and rough HVAC have been installed and inspected by the city, but before drywall installation begins. Contact Kelly as soon as your builder gives you the pre-drywall window so you can get it scheduled before the window closes.
Why is the framing inspection so important?
Once drywall goes up, the structural framing, wiring, plumbing, and HVAC systems are permanently hidden. Problems found during a framing inspection can be corrected at minimal cost before drywall. The same problems found after drywall require demolition, repair, and patching — significantly more expensive and disruptive.
Is a framing inspection the same as the city’s rough inspection?
No. The city’s rough inspection confirms minimum code compliance. Kelly’s framing inspection goes further — evaluating installation quality, looking for issues that meet minimum code but fall short of best practice, and identifying conditions that could cause problems over time.
Can I get both a framing inspection and a final new home inspection?
Yes — and many East Valley buyers do. A framing inspection during construction and a final new home inspection before closing give you two opportunities to catch issues: once when they are easiest to fix, and again when the home is complete and all systems are operational.
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