Turn the Warranty Deadline Into a Complete Punch List
Many new-home issues become easier to notice after the property has been occupied for several months. Frontline provides an independent review before the warranty period closes, helping you organize concerns for the builder.
Look Beyond the Move-In Walkthrough
Living in a home reveals details that may not be apparent on the first day. A warranty inspection gives you a dedicated opportunity to review the property before the builder’s coverage period ends.
Book Before the Deadline
Make Builder Communication More Specific
A clear inspection report can help turn general concerns into documented items for follow-up. It gives homeowners a more structured way to discuss repairs and confirm what should be addressed.
Start Your Punch List
Why the 11-Month Check Matters
Give your new home one more careful review before the warranty window closes.
Post-Occupancy Perspective
Evaluate the home after normal use has revealed conditions that may not have been visible at closing.
Hidden Defect Awareness
A trained inspector can help identify visible concerns that are easy for homeowners to overlook.
Deadline-Conscious Planning
Schedule the service with enough time to receive findings and communicate them before coverage ends.
Clearer Follow-Up
Use documented information to make builder conversations more focused and easier to track.
Common Warranty-Period Concerns
The inspection can help you review areas that change or reveal issues over time.
Interior Finishes
Look for cracked tiles, drywall changes, trim concerns, and other visible finish conditions.
Attic and Insulation
Review accessible attic areas for observable insulation or installation concerns.
Plumbing Fixtures
Check accessible fixtures and plumbing-related components for visible issues or signs of leakage.
Electrical Components
Review accessible electrical fixtures and components for conditions that may need follow-up.
Finish the First Year With More Confidence
Ownership Record
Keep a documented snapshot of the property as the initial warranty period comes to a close.
Repair Prioritization
Separate warranty requests from ordinary maintenance and future improvement ideas.
Reduced Future Stress
Address concerns while they are still timely instead of discovering them after coverage has ended.
Long-Term Maintenance Start
Use the findings as a starting point for the next phase of responsible home care.
Do Not Let the Warranty Window Close Without a Review
Schedule a one-year warranty inspection with Frontline and give yourself time to organize any final builder corrections.
Schedule Your Warranty Inspection
How to Arrange a One-Year Warranty Inspection
Check Your Warranty Date
Confirm when your builder warranty period ends and choose a target inspection date before that deadline.
Provide Home Details
Share the address, approximate age, known concerns, and any documents or punch-list items you already have.
Complete the Inspection
Walk through the home with Frontline when possible and discuss visible conditions that may need builder attention.
Submit Your Requests
Use the report to prepare a focused list of warranty concerns and communicate them to the builder in time.