Pre-Construction Site Inspection for Home Builder
The Pre-Construction Site Inspection workflow helps home builders and remodelers evaluate conditions before work begins. It covers reviewing site access, verifying survey data, identifying potential hazards, and ensuring utilities are marked. By standardizing inspections, builders prevent costly surprises, improve safety, and align teams on project readiness. Clients benefit from clear communication and confidence that issues are addressed upfront. Sales and project managers gain accountability, while crews arrive prepared. With this workflow in place, home builders can reduce delays, protect profitability, and deliver smoother project execution from the very start.
Review blueprints and build schedule prior to site check
Schedule inspection with GC or owner rep
Walk lot and confirm build footprint and access roads
Identify trees, buildings, or easements in build area
Confirm lot is graded and drainage directs away from build
Note open excavations, drop-offs, or traffic issues
Identify location for framing lumber, doors, and cabinets
Check space for crew parking and delivery truck access
Document site layout, grade, and setbacks
Verify build permit is posted at lot entry
Confirm power pole and water source onsite
Identify issues with lot readiness or grading
Share inspection notes and photos with PM
Add notes to build tracker and adjust start date
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