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Pre-Drywall & New Construction Inspections in Ann Arbor, Michigan
Get an Independent Look at Your Home While It Takes Shape
A newly built home deserves careful evaluation before its unfinished components disappear behind walls and before you receive the keys. Suburban Inspection provides pre-drywall and final new construction inspections in Ann Arbor, Michigan, helping you understand visible conditions at these important milestones.
Certified Master Inspector Rob Zorzan examines accessible work and provides a detailed report you can review with your builder. Whether construction is approaching drywall installation or nearing completion, you'll have clear findings to guide questions and follow-up discussions.
Independent Inspections • Certified Master Inspector • Serving Ann Arbor
From Exposed Framing to Finished Systems
Construction Experience With a Clear Explanation
During a pre-drywall inspection, Rob evaluates accessible framing and visible rough-in components before finished surfaces limit access. The assessment focuses on the work available to inspect at that stage, documenting observed concerns and areas that could not be evaluated.
Near completion, a final new construction inspection examines accessible finished components and installed systems. It provides another opportunity to identify visible defects or incomplete work before your final walkthrough or closing.
Rob Zorzan holds the Certified Master Inspector (CMI®) designation and professional certifications through InterNACHI®, CCPIA and the International Code Council (ICC). You'll speak directly with Rob about your Ann Arbor project, the inspection scope and the timing needed to make the appointment useful.
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Why Choose
Suburban Inspection ?
Your builder walkthrough is an opportunity to raise questions about the finished home. An independent inspection report helps you arrive with documented observations and specific items to discuss.
Rob explains significant findings in straightforward language, helping you distinguish observed concerns from items needing additional evaluation. You can share the report with your builder and keep a reference of the conditions present at the inspection.