This is the last chance to see the bones of your home. Once drywall goes up, the framing, wiring, and plumbing disappear behind the walls — so we look now.
After the framing, electrical, and plumbing rough-in are done but before drywall goes up, you get one brief window to see how your home is actually built. A pre-drywall framing inspection from Highland Property Services uses that window to check the structure, wiring, and plumbing while they're still open to view.
Danny and Thomas inspect together, so two experienced sets of eyes review the framing connections, rough-in work, and installed systems before the walls close up. Danny's decades as a licensed contractor mean he knows how a home should be framed and wired — and where shortcuts tend to hide.
You get a concise, same-day digital report with color photos and plain-language explanations, so anything worth addressing is documented while it's still easy and cheap to reach.
Here's what looking before the walls close does for you.
Framing, wiring, and plumbing are only visible before drywall — after that, they're sealed behind the walls.
A fix before drywall is simple; the same fix after finishing means cutting into a completed wall.
Danny and Thomas both on site means more gets caught in the framing and rough-in stage.
Photo-documented findings you can share with your builder the same day.
A pre-drywall inspection is all about timing. We look at the framing, structural connections, electrical rough-in, and plumbing lines while they're still open — because once drywall covers them, checking any of it means tearing a wall back apart.
Danny's background as a licensed contractor means he knows how the bones of a home should go together and where builders sometimes cut corners in the parts nobody will see again. We document what we find so it doesn't stay hidden behind the finish.
Whether the framing and rough-in check out or something needs attention, you'll have a clear written record and photos before the walls close — while corrections are still quick and inexpensive.
Every pre-drywall inspection focuses on what vanishes once the walls are closed.
After framing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC rough-in are complete but before any insulation or drywall goes up. That window is short, so coordinate with your builder and call us as soon as it's scheduled.
Because drywall hides the framing, wiring, and plumbing permanently. This is the only stage where the bones of your home can actually be seen and photographed without opening a wall.
No — we inspect and document only. We find and photograph anything that looks off and recommend it be addressed, then your builder handles the corrections before drywall goes up.
Yes. New homes are built quickly, and this is the one moment to verify the parts you'll never see again. An independent look now can save you from problems buried behind a finished wall.
Typically the same day. Your digital report includes color photos and clear explanations, so you and your builder can act on it before the walls close up.
From your first phone call to your same-day report, here's exactly what to expect when you hire Highland Property Services for your pre-drywall inspection.
Call 404-427-5015 or request an inspection online. We'll find a time that works and confirm all the details up front.
Danny and Thomas inspect together with our two-inspector system, physically walking every roof and using infrared thermal imaging.
You get a concise, user-friendly digital report with color photos, clear explanations, and direct repair recommendations — typically the same day.
Walk the home with us to review findings in plain language, and call anytime with questions. You always reach the Stones.
Georgia Licensed Contractor • Certified Real Estate Inspector • InterNACHI & ASHI Member • Two-Inspector System • Same-Day Reports • Serving Cartersville & Northwest Georgia