Greenview at Presidential Estates Closing Checklist: What to Inspect Before You Get the Keys
Buying a new construction home can feel simpler than buying a resale—but the final walkthrough still matters.
At Greenview at Presidential Estates, buyers are purchasing a substantial luxury home with a private pool, multiple bedrooms, garage space and many systems that should be reviewed carefully before closing.
A detailed walkthrough can help identify items that need attention while the home is still in the delivery process.
Start Outside
Walk the full exterior.
Look at grading, drainage, landscaping, exterior finishes, windows, doors, pool equipment and garage doors.
Confirm that visible finishes match expectations and note anything incomplete.
Test Every Door and Window
Open and close them.
Check locks, handles, screens and operation. Impact-resistant windows and doors are an important feature, but the individual units should still function correctly.
Run the Water
Turn on faucets, showers and tubs.
Flush toilets. Check hot water. Look under sinks. Verify drains and inspect around wet areas for leaks.
Test the HVAC
South Florida air conditioning is not optional.
Confirm that thermostats respond, vents are functioning and the system cools appropriately.
Ask for equipment manuals and warranty information.
Inspect the Pool
Review the pool finish, pumps, controls, lighting and surrounding deck.
If the home includes a spa or additional equipment, make sure you understand how to operate it.
Check the Garage
Confirm the garage door, remotes, lighting, outlets and any included equipment.
For a two- or three-car garage, also think about actual parking dimensions and storage—not just the advertised capacity.
Document Everything
Photograph and list outstanding items.
A written record is far more useful than relying on memory after closing.
Ask for the Home Package
Collect warranties, appliance manuals, access codes, keys, remotes and community information.
A well-organized closing file makes the first months of ownership easier.
Representation Still Matters in New Construction
The developer’s sales team represents the developer.
Your own agent can help you stay focused on your questions, timelines and comparative value.
Contact Ekaterina Brosda at Brosda & Bentley Realtors for Greenview buyer representation and private tours.
Direct: 305-788-9393
Office: 786-363-8551
Website: brosdaandbentley.com
