I always recommend my buyers get an inspection on a new home.

I haven't in the past but I would now. In fact, one builder I should have as when I did get to inspect it the damage was already done. Too costly & dirty to repair after a certain point.

I used to think differently before I started following Jay Markanich .

On new construction? It depends on the builder, but on a resale, I always recommend a home inspection.

100% OF THE TIME

I would recommend a home inspection in all cases, whether it is a resale or a new build.  They don't build them the way they used to and builders take short cuts to save money....

YES!!! You'd be surprised what they find that's been hacked on a new home.

In today's business world one must do the A B C's or it may misspell on you!

On my own homes, absolutely. For my buyers I strongly recommend it always but not all do so... I'd say 9 out of 10 listen to me.

I always recommend that the buyers do.

It is recomended to get an insoection on any home you are buying, brand new, newer or old. You never know and i have seen vents not vented, leaking pipes and loose fixtures. 

Always recommended.

It is upto   the buyer to decide. I recommend.

I make the recommendation for a home inspection to my buyers and they make the decision as to whether they want one or not.

I inform my buyers it is in their best interest.  Most do, some however don't

Always recommended but not ALWAYS done.

I definitely recommend it, and require it. It is just always better to be safe than sorry.

I always recommend it.  It's up to the buyers to make it so.

many in our area do not....they should, but the don't....

I always recommend one.  Most of my clients do get one.

No. It would be a good idea, but many buyers don't do it.

The recommendation from me is to always do so although that decision is wholly left in the Buyer's hands.

I recommend it all the time.  I have seen more problems with them.

I don't get one but recommend my buyer's do.  If they do not opt to do this I have them sign off on a Waiver Form.  Recommend and document.  

I recommend it to the buyer.

We would recommend it.  

It is a good recommendation for buyers.

99% of the time I see new homes getting inspections. Typically they find a few items which the builder missed in his final walk-through. My husband, general contractor, looks upon inspectors as another set of eyes to find pick up items. But also, often, has to educate them on new or different building technique which they may have not seen before.

Always and never are words I rarely use but on new construction it is close to always. Afterall, they were built by humans.

I suggest an inspection on every sale

You should, but some builders do not allow it per the contract. If you do, it should be staged, especially at the pre-drywall stage!

Well established buider in the area.

10 warranty on construction.

2 year warranty on appliances.

1 year, fix anything, builder commitment.

Don't know if spending 500 bucks to find reverse polarity outlets is a good use of dollars.

Kat Palmiotti nailed this one!

YES!  I've had new construction inspections FAR worse than re-sale inspections!

I always recommend one.

I always recommend an inspection on a new home.

Only if you are smart!

No, not usually.  I have had a couple and it doesn't hurt.  I wouldn't pay for one if I were the buyer.

I always get an inspection on every home, new or old.

Well, I ALWAYS recommend one.  Mostly it's investors who say no.

My clients don't, but I do

I always recommend it.  Not everyone takes me up on it.

I always recommend a home inspection to my buyers. 

Peter Mohylsky - in a recent incidence, the builder rushed to  the closing - so we had inspection after the closing.

Yes, I always want it to be done! Always.

I recommend it to all buyers even when I am the builder.