
A Clear Look At What Will Soon Be Hidden
Before drywall is installed, ClearVUE Home Inspection reviews visible framing, electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-ins. This helps identify concerns while important systems are still accessible.
Protect Your New Home Investment
A pre-drywall inspection gives buyers a better understanding of the build before construction moves forward. It can help catch issues early, reduce surprises and support better communication with your builder.
Inspection Support During A Critical Stage
Framing, rough plumbing, electrical wiring, HVAC layout, windows and structural elements are much easier to review before drywall is added. ClearVUE gives you a neutral inspection during this important construction phase.
Clear Documentation For Your Builder
You receive a photo-rich digital report that documents visible concerns and recommendations. This gives you useful information to share with your builder before the next stage of construction begins.

Framing & Structural Review
Checking The Home Before Drywall Is Installed
We inspect visible framing, wall studs, floor joists, attic framing and other exposed structural elements. This helps identify concerns before they become hidden behind finished walls.
System Rough-In Review
Looking At Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Layouts
We review visible electrical runs, plumbing rough-ins, HVAC ducts and related installation details. This helps confirm that key systems are placed properly before construction continues.
Window, Door & Opening Review
Checking Placement, Installation & Visible Concerns
We look at window and door placements, openings and visible installation details that may affect performance or function. Any visible concerns are documented clearly in the report.
Digital Report & Builder Documentation
Clear Findings Before The Next Construction Stage
After the inspection, you receive a detailed digital report with photos, notes and recommendations. This gives you documentation that can be shared with your builder before drywall is installed.

If you need a home inspection ClearVue is the place to call. Ryan Pigg was our inspector on a new home being built. He was excellent. Very detailed and explained what he found in a manner we could easily understand. Super nice guy!
— Debbie Lytton
A pre-drywall inspection is completed after the home’s framing, rough electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems are installed but before drywall is added. It allows the inspector to review important visible systems while they are still accessible.
Once drywall is installed, many parts of the home are no longer visible. A pre-drywall inspection helps check framing, electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-ins before they are covered, helping identify potential issues early.
ClearVUE reviews visible framing, structural supports, plumbing rough-ins, electrical wiring, HVAC layout, door and window installation and overall construction concerns. Any visible defects or safety concerns are documented in your report.
Schedule your inspection after the builder confirms that framing and major rough-in systems are installed but before insulation and drywall are added. This inspection window can be short, so it is best to plan early.
Yes. Builder walkthroughs can be helpful, but they may not be as detailed or neutral as a third-party inspection. ClearVUE provides an independent review to help identify visible issues before they are covered.
Yes. You will receive a detailed, photo-rich digital report highlighting inspected components, visible concerns and recommendations. This report can be shared with your builder for review before construction continues.
A pre-drywall inspection is not always required, but it is highly recommended. It helps protect your investment by giving you a clearer understanding of the home’s internal systems before they become hidden.
Yes. We encourage buyers to attend when possible. It is a helpful opportunity to ask questions, see the home’s internal systems and better understand the construction progress.
Our inspectors review exposed areas such as attic framing, wall studs, floor joists, plumbing and electrical runs, HVAC ducts, window and door placements and other visible structural elements throughout the home.
If visible issues are found, they will be documented in your report so you can notify your builder and request corrections before construction moves forward. This may help prevent more expensive repairs or delays after drywall is installed.
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