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Home The Builder Said It Was Finished—Then We Inspected It
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The Builder Said It Was Finished—Then We Inspected It

This new construction home looked finished—but the inspection uncovered HVAC problems, damaged siding, roof defects, improper flashing, poor condenser placement, dirty air filters, and other incomplete work.

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