Building in North Idaho while living out of state? Get an independent, experienced set of eyes on your new home at the stages that matter—before important work is covered and before you close.
Bryan Harris brings 28 years of experience building homes and working on property and construction sites to AIM Home Solutions. Our three-phase service gives you three inspection visits and three written reports, so you can discuss documented concerns with your builder as your home takes shape.
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Serving Post Falls, Coeur d’Alene, Hayden, Rathdrum, Athol, Spirit Lake, Sandpoint, and surrounding North Idaho communities.
We inspect accessible foundation and early structural work at the earliest practical milestone, ideally before relevant components are poured, backfilled, or covered. Timing depends on the construction type and your builder’s schedule. If construction is already underway, we agree on the earliest available stage and document what can still be seen.
Once the home is dried-in and framing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-ins are substantially installed, we evaluate visible work before insulation and drywall conceal it. This is an important opportunity to document concerns while components remain accessible.
When the home is substantially complete and permanent utilities are on, we inspect the accessible completed home and operate installed systems using normal controls. Schedule this visit before your final builder walkthrough or closing when possible, with time to review the report.
You do not need to be in North Idaho for every inspection. A separate digital report after each phase provides written observations, photos, and recommendations you can review remotely and share with your builder. You gain a record of the visible conditions at each inspected stage and specific questions to bring to your project team.
This is an independent visual inspection at scheduled milestones, not continuous site monitoring or construction management. It complements required municipal inspections and does not replace your builder’s responsibilities.
Bryan’s 28-year construction background helps him understand how the parts of a home fit together—from site drainage and framing to the systems and finishes you will live with. AIM pairs that practical perspective with clear reporting, so you can make informed decisions and have useful conversations with your builder.
Contact Bryan with your project address, current construction stage, builder contact, and expected schedule. We will discuss the inspection windows still available. Standalone pre-drywall and final new construction inspections are also available; a missed pre-cover stage cannot be recreated after work is concealed.
Already moved in? A separately booked 11-month warranty inspection helps document visible concerns before your builder warranty deadline. Schedule with enough time to review the report and submit concerns according to your warranty terms. This service is separate from the three-phase package.
As early as possible, ideally before the first foundation or pre-cover milestone. Coordinate each visit with your builder and provide at least three business days’ notice whenever reasonably possible. Availability and site readiness must be confirmed.
No. Arrange the required site access with your builder, then review each digital report remotely. Bryan can answer questions about his observations.
No. Items may be concealed by the next visit. Dedicated repair verification is a separate service and depends on access and visibility.
Yes. Use our quote tool, or call Bryan at 208-208-7332 to discuss the scope and timing of your build.
Tell Bryan where you are building and what stage comes next. We will help you identify the right inspection windows before important work disappears behind concrete, insulation, or drywall.
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