The Ethos Guarantee
Every Ethos Home goes through multiple detailed inspections throughout the entire building process, starting with the site selection all the way to the last finishes. These are performed by our in-house quality control professionals, as well as a licensed professional Real Estate Inspector.
Many parts. One result.
The new construction process has many moving parts and just as many people involved. Take a look below at how our team works together while working towards one common goal - a happy homeowner.
Architect and Engineer.
Our design team thoughtfully crafts and finalizes the architectural and engineering plans. They secure the various permits with the city and distribute blueprints to the plumbers, electricians, and framers. The project manager starts ordering materials with our vendor partners. A lot of behind-the-scenes work is happening.
Construction Manager.
The construction manager manages and supervises the construction process from start to finish and is in close collaboration with our various specialized trade partners. This includes preparing the land site, pouring the foundation, framing the house, and finishing all the exterior and interior work. All the way to the final inspection..
Customer Representative.
Our homeowners are expertly assisted by our trusted customer care-focused representatives. From questions about the development to concerns about financing and the availability of different assistance programs. Receive answers from our skilled team of experts.
Triple checked for your peace of mind.
The new construction inspection process consists of three phased inspections that occur at pre-determined times in the construction timeline. These are called the foundation inspection, framing inspection, and final inspection.
Structural.
The pre-pour inspection ensures the quality of the foundation. This allows for inspection of the beams, cables, electrical, sewer and drain lines prior to pouring concrete.
Frame.
Framing inspections are conducted prior to the insulation and walls being installed. This allows inspection of the mechanical and electrical rough-in, including HVAC equipment, structure, framing, electrical wiring, etc.
Final.
This full home inspection is conducted after the home is 100% complete and before closing. It covers a comprehensive cosmetic and craftsmanship inspection and ensures that the house is handed over in excellent condition.
