Will I have a final inspection before closing on my home?

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September 16, 2024

Will I have a final inspection before closing on my home?

After we've done all our inspections from the municipality and everything, and your home is ready to close, you get to go to the title company to close on your home. Prior to that you get to meet with the builder one more time and go through and look at any imperfections in the home. It happens once in a while, but we have pretty small lists. Our builders are great. They try to have the house pretty close to 100% before you close. If there are some items remaining, they have 7 to 10 days to get them fixed. And that's when you close on the home, after everything's been repaired.

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What Our Homebuyers Are Saying

We have had a great experience building with Robertson Homes. From the beginning, Brooks worked with our budget to make this work for us and was always very responsive to our calls and emails. Since moving in, Jem has been very professional and flexible with our schedule in getting the final touches of our home complete. They have been a great team and all very nice to do business with. Building a home can feel like a long process so for us communication was key and we felt like everyone kept us up to date in the process. We have been in our home for 5 months now and we are very pleased with the quality and would highly recommend Robertson to our family and friends.