Protect Your Investment Before You Move In

Plan Your New Construction Inspection in Tulsa

You've signed a contract on a brand-new home in Tulsa, and you're counting on quality workmanship and code compliance from the builder. The fresh scent of lumber and drywall can mask rushed framing, improperly sloped grading, or electrical shortcuts that won't show up until months after you move in. Atkinson's Home Inspections, LLC ensures newly built homes meet safety, quality, and workmanship standards before closing or moving in, providing an independent evaluation that protects your long-term investment.

This service is especially helpful in fast-growing communities like Bixby, Broken Arrow, and west Tulsa, where rapid development can lead to overlooked details. Inspectors review framing, roofing, electrical installation, plumbing, grading, and finishing work with trained precision, identifying early issues caused by Oklahoma weather exposure during the build process. Your digital report includes photos and video that provide documentation you can present to builders before the final walkthrough. Inspections are available in Tulsa Metro and surrounding areas to help you close with confidence and avoid costly repairs down the road.

Lock in your new construction inspection in Tulsa before your final walkthrough and make sure everything is built right.

Details That Matter Most

New construction inspections focus on workmanship, code compliance, and the quality of materials used during the build, not just whether systems are operational.

Inspectors in Tulsa use laser levels, moisture meters, and electrical testers to verify installation accuracy and catch defects before warranties begin.

Scheduling this inspection before your final walkthrough gives you leverage to request corrections while the builder is still accountable:

What to Expect When You Book

Even with municipal inspections, builders can miss or rush details that affect your home's safety and longevity. An independent inspection gives you a second set of trained eyes focused on your interests, not the builder's timeline.

Why inspect a brand-new home?
Municipal inspections don't catch everything. An independent inspector reviews workmanship, materials, and installation details that can lead to problems if left unaddressed.
What does the inspection cover?
It includes framing, roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC installation, grading, insulation, and finishing work. Everything is evaluated for code compliance and quality.
When should I schedule the inspection?
Book your inspection after drywall is up but before your final walkthrough, so you have time to request corrections from the builder.
Will the inspector identify code violations?
Yes, inspectors flag installations that don't meet local building codes, giving you documentation to present to the builder for correction.
Do you inspect new builds outside Tulsa?
Absolutely. Services are available throughout Tulsa Metro and surrounding areas, including Bixby, Broken Arrow, and Jenks.

Rapid development across Tulsa Metro means builders are working fast, and shortcuts can happen even in well-regarded subdivisions. Your inspection ensures that speed doesn't compromise safety or quality. Reach out now to schedule your new construction inspection and protect what you're paying for.