What does the 11-month warranty inspection mean for a newer Woodbury home?

If you bought a newly built Woodbury home, your builder almost certainly provided a one-year workmanship warranty. An 11-month warranty inspection is timed just before that first year expires, so you can identify defects and have the builder fix them while coverage is still active and free. This is especially valuable in Woodbury, where so many homes are new construction and a busy building boom can mean items get missed. An inspector reviews everything that's had a full year to reveal itself: drywall cracks from settling, nail pops, grading that has slumped against the foundation, deck fasteners, attic insulation depth, HVAC performance, plumbing, and any roof or flashing issues that surfaced through a Minnesota winter of ice and snow. You submit the documented list to your builder before month twelve. Skipping this inspection means paying out of pocket for problems the warranty would have covered. To schedule yours before your year runs out, build a free instant quote online now.