What should I check on a new-construction home in a Marshall subdivision?

Even a brand-new home in one of Marshall's northeast or southeast subdivisions deserves an inspection, because new does not always mean flawless. Builders work fast, subcontractors vary, and inspectors regularly find issues in new homes: incomplete flashing, grading that has not been finished to drain water away from the foundation, HVAC or plumbing connections done in haste, missing insulation, and unsealed penetrations. On the prairie, proper grading and drainage matter immediately given spring melt and heavy rains. New homes also need radon testing, since radon depends on soil, not age, and southwest Minnesota soils can read high. A pre-closing inspection lets the builder correct items under warranty before you take ownership, and a follow-up before the warranty expires catches settling issues. Catching these early saves you money and headaches later. To see how we serve new-construction buyers in Marshall, read our Google reviews, then build a free instant quote online through our quote form to schedule before your closing.