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Did You Know That:
- Water intrusion is the most costly and troublesome new construction deficiency in America
- On average, 18-percent of required structural hardware is never installed
- Many construction defects are drawn directly into the homes building plans
These factors translate into construction deficiencies that can have long-term impacts on overall profitability and risk exposure.
Todays litigious environment, the growing lack, and increasing cost, of insurance coverage, and customer quality expectations demand that builders implement effective quality assurance programs. A properly designed quality assurance program saves you money, improves customer relations, and increases the value of the homes you build.
Quality Built® offers a "systems approach" to ensuring quality and managing risk. Utilizing a series of checkpoints established by our extensive litigation and failure analysis background, specially trained inspectors check for specific, known anomalies in the areas of greatest risk. The data is collected and analyzed for deficiency reductions by trade, then instantly provided to the builder to help improve the building process by identifying problems that need correction and verifying that work is done right. And because all information is electronically stored, important trends and quality improvements can be accurately measured.

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