New Construction Inspections

At Paradise Inspections LLC, no detail is too small. Our inspections are meticulous and methodical—from structural components to hidden moisture damage. In fact, our inspector has uncovered termites, roof leaks, and plumbing issues that other inspectors missed, saving buyers thousands and helping them make smarter investments.

Our inspector is not only licensed and certified, but brings years of hands-on experience in inspections, construction and real estate. That expertise allows us to spot red flags that less experienced professionals may overlook, giving clients a critical advantage during negotiations.

You don’t have to wait for answers. We deliver clear, photo-rich inspection reports the same day as your inspection. Each report is easy to understand, with plain language and actionable next steps—whether you’re buying, selling, or planning repairs.

At Paradise Inspections LLC, we prioritize transparency, education, and support. Our inspector is available to answer questions before, during, and after the inspection. While we may not be the cheapest, our value far exceeds the price through service, reliability, and results — and we’re proud to serve Port Charlotte and the surrounding Southwest Florida area.

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New Construction Inspections

New builds aren’t automatically problem-free. Builders are juggling multiple projects, subcontractors vary in quality, and city inspectors are looking at code compliance — not the details that affect your day-to-day living. We’ve walked new construction and found things like improper drainage grading, HVAC installations that weren’t finished correctly, and missing insulation behind walls that would have been sealed up permanently. Getting an independent inspection before you close gives you documented proof of any issues while the builder is still contractually obligated to fix them.

These inspections are typically conducted post-closing.

Why Choose Paradise Inspections for New Construction Inspections?

Why should I get a new construction inspection?

Because the builder’s inspector works for the builder. An independent inspection protects your interests — and if something’s wrong, you want to know before you close, not after you’ve moved in.

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