What is a 4 Way Inspection - Everything You NEED Know About the 4-way - Pre Drywall Inspection
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- What is the 4-way or Pre Drywall Inspection & what happens during the 4-way walkthrough or the Pre-Drywall Inspection? Well, when it comes to building a home there are certain stopping points where inspections are made to confirm the home is being built to code. Each city has their own building codes, but basically, the same thing happens no matter where you’re building a house. Today I’m going to explain what happens during the 4-way & show you what you should look for during your 4-way walkthrough with the homebuilder.
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Ty, these videos are awesome! Super informative and helpful. I’ve said this before, but thank you!
Thank you sincerely! I'm so grateful for you & for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you could ever imagine. As a matter of fact, I like this comment so much I'm going to pin it to the top. You're the best. Please let me know if you ever have any questions.
@@TyWilde Aww, I feel so seen haha. You rock!
@@rebs8020 Ha ha, thank you for your support as always!
We chose to buy and build a new home because we live in Southern California, where real estate prices are very high. Our only options were to buy a very old and expensive house in a good location, or to buy a new, relatively cheaper priced home in an okay location. Thanks for your very informative videos. Our house is currently being built and we are looking forward to putting all the information you’ve provided to use.
That's tough, but I think you've made a great decision. Congratulations & don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. Thanks for watching.
We weren’t planning on buying or building a new construction, but there werent’s any homes we liked. Thanks to my real estate agent, a builder, a lot and a floorplan and perfect location fell in our lap. We made some changes to the floorplan, and changes you mentioned in another video (kitchen, bathrooms, back splashes, additional plumbing , electrical, etc.).
We are fortunate with our real estate agent (they are there wherever we need them), builder, great team, open, honest, and supporiting us throughout the building process. And most of all, I am getting a text every week with an update and what is next.
Location: Hurricane, UT - Dixie Springs.
👍🏼Greate series of informative videos.
Thanks for sharing. How exciting! Thanks for the compliment as well. I love that part of the world. Wish I was there now. Maybe some day. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Your videos are helpful and I am glad that I found them!
Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad you found them too. Are you building a home somewhere?
We are in Maryland! We are about 30 days from settlement if everything goes okay. I have watched your videos and learned a lot.
@@MaryTWells That is awesome. Congratulations. Please keep me updated!
@@TyWilde it’s a scary process! I thought the home we live in would be the one I would stay in but we need a little more space. We have been here since 1998. I have been checking on the build and they are doing a good job.
@@MaryTWells Yeah, that happens to a lot of people especially here in Utah. But, it's nice to get into a brand new home.
I chose to build as opposed to buy, cause the disparity of starting price point was 50k.
Yeah, I just released a video on why it's better to build the buy existing right now. Congratulations to you.
Incredible video as always!Can you do a video on(what if the new home appraisal is less or more then the house will be financed for before closing?)
Thanks for the compliment. I actually have a dozen videos slated, some of which I've already started. But, I think this is an excellent suggestion & I will put it on my list. Thanks again.
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No ,Thank you ty! I'm in the process of getting my first home ever built by Kb homes here in Jacksonville Fl.You have helped me out in so many ways. I try to watch a video a day of your work.Thank you so much my long distance friend.
@@AdrenalineJunkie25 I appreciate you more than you know. Sincerely, thanks for watching my videos. I'm so grateful I can help so many people out. And, I like KB homes too. They do a great job. BTW, if you have a little cash, you might want to consider buying stock in KB homes. They're going to have an incredible year.
Number one reason we chose a new home over an existing home is because older homes have too many issues, for about the same price you could get a new home which probably won’t have the same issues as an older home until about 10-20 years depending on how well your home was build. My parents bought a home back when we were kids and we had no major issues until about 10years such as a water heater but as far as structural or sewer issues we never had any. Older homes have major issues with plumbing due to trees and age of the materials used back 60 years ago and that can turn costly on top of a mortgage even with mortgage insurance. It’s just more of a hassle and a new home comes with a warranty at least for the first year but as far as major issues you can be assured that your covered.
I'm with you 100%. Thanks for watching.
Great Video Ty, My wife and I are buying new build because we are planning to live there long term unlike resell homes, which we lived in a couple and find out later that we had to do a lot of remodels from finding black molds behind shower walls with tiles falling apart and old popcorn ceilings crumbling apart, don't know how the inspector missed those. We feel that the next home will be new build.
Thanks for the compliment. Yes, building a home is definitely the way to go. Existing homes are usually a little less expensive for a reason. Or should I say many reasons. Where do you want to build a home?
@@TyWilde We are based in CA and met different builders in different communities, we are on waitlist due to high demand for new builds. We have different options that we like but just waiting for our turn on the waitlist.
@@reneriverajr4239 Yeah, that's happening in Utah too. It's so crazy! Best of luck to you.
Greatly appreciate it!!
Glad to help! Where are you building a home?
@@TyWilde Howard County, Maryland. Thanks for all of your videos. I've been binge watching them over the past few months. It's all very informative, especially going with the home builders loan.
@@Cancer3686 Awesome. Thank you so much for watching & for commenting. Best of luck & please feel free to ask questions any time.
I bought a new home since I have been in my home for 22 years and want new features of the home and to basically start over with nice designs. I am downsizing from 2500 sq ft to 2005 sq ft. It will be just hubby and me after a couple of years after our youngest graduates high school- sophomore now. Plus my current home that I sold is one story and always warned to live in two story so will live that dream out since I will buy one story when I retire. Stairs and my hubby and my knees won’t go together! lol I plan on hiring independent inspector... thanks Ty!
That sounds awesome. Similar to my plan when that time comes.
This was an awesome and insightful video!! Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the compliment & for watching.
We chose to build a new home because the area where we are moving, the homes are most on the traditional side of things. We have lived in major large cities and are used to a more modern living aesthetic
Yes. It's nice to have options & to build a home that's updated. Where did you build a home?
@@TyWilde we have done 2 in SoCal and are currently building in GA! We have upgraded size with each. We tend to outgrow quickly. Up to 3 dogs, one child and hoping for another soon
@@gregorypittman2122 That's awesome. It sounds like your life is getting more exciting by the minute. Please keep me updated.
Wow, those waterlines would never be approved in Norway. All waterlines in the walls are inside a redundant line with an outlet in case a leak the water will trickle out in a room with a drain. If there is a leak it will take a long time for it to be discovered, by then the damage will be substantial.
Thanks for watching & for your comment. It's interesting to see how things are done differently around the world & in the US. Do you still live in Norway? That's one of my top destinations to see before I die. What a beautiful country.
@@TyWilde Yes, I live in Norway 🇳🇴. I like watching your videos because, there are so many features in US homes that l like and we are looking in to build a new home. Another thing that is different between the countries, is that in Norway it is alway cheaper to have the builder do everything. The only way to save money, is from the labour cost. Because the builders get bulk prices and you as an individual won't get that good of a deal, most people will leave most of the work to the builder. It's shocking that people are taking out brand new fixtures, to replace them with things they have bought, because the builder would have charged them a premium for the same items.
@@yumisoaresgjrum9493 Ha Ha. Yeah, welcome to America the land of opportunity. That's exciting you're getting ready to build. Best of luck. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Wechose to build new because we wanted to design our own home we have different tastes than the average person.
That right there is one of the Best reasons to build. Thanks for watching & for sharing.
We chose a new build over purchasing an existing home due to the age of many homes in our area and the prices of those existing homes being high already. The area we chose for our new build is the fastest growing city in our state so the as the area gets developed further the value of the home will continue to increase. Also, we only wanted our cooties in our home.
The cooties thing made me laugh but it’s true! In most situations, building is better than buying existing.
I've noticed in Utah and other states, new construction homes have the OSB all around the exterior. In Nevada, it is only maybe 40% all around.
That's really interesting. I'll need to check it out next time I'm down there.
@@TyWilde I was told the builders only put it where the load is heaviest. Seems like cost cutting to me
@@kalani1987 Honestly, I've never heard of that happening & I totally agree. I know several builders who will save money where ever they can. Sadly, often one builder does it & then the others follow.
Ty, I will have a 4 way inspection (they call it drywall inspection) in August, this video really helps. What is a Cab box you mentioned in the video? Thank you so much!
Glad it helped. Thanks for reaching out as well. I'm not sure what Cab box is? Where was it located?
In Utah, do most builders that rough in basement pluming also put the p trap in underground? Or do you usually have to break open cement to add?
Excellent question. Most builders put the p-trap in but the plumbing does have to be moved sometimes.
I like how there still using OSB there I'm in Texas, an even the more expensive home builders are using thermo-ply sheathing. OSB/plywood is rare. I'm currently getting a house built now and the builder uses thermo-ply any thoughts on this product? Idk how is even allowed
This a a great comment. I honestly don't know enough about it to comment. In Utah, all I've ever seen in traditional OSB.
better floor plan, better materials
Yes. It's amazing how much better the quality & building materials have gotten in just the last 15+ years I've been in the industry. And homes are much more energy efficient these days. Where are you building a home?
Ok, so we had our 4 way and I asked why the electrical and water weren't hooked up...the project manager said that's done towards the end...we had an inspection come in and he couldn't perform an appropriate home inspection all he did was a visual. Very frustrating.
Thanks for your comment. The home build process can be confusing, no doubt. It's true though. Most of those things aren't done until the end. I'm sorry you had a bad experience. Where are you building a home?
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Selection of options and location of a new build, and not begging a seller to take my money over the other bidders.
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Is this 4way walkthrough standard for all states or just some?
This is an excellent question. I would think that most builders would hold some form of a 4-way appt.
@@TyWilde I'll ask. Siding is up, framing was done, and plumbing was mostly done. I was told electric and HVAC is next in the next two weeks. Hopefully they will add the shingles soon. 😀
@@goyaliza That's awesome. Yeah, they should have a meeting with you before they put up the sheetrock/Drywall.
@@TyWilde btw I just shared your hour long video on the full build process with a friend who's daughter is also having a house built. You've given me a better perspective than anyone involved in my current home building process.
@@goyaliza Yeah, you should be holding a 4-way once all of that is completed. I do know some builders don't do that walk.