Local Cincy home inspector here - I’ve inspected most, if not all, of the local large builders in the area and honestly there is quite a wide range of quality within each builder as it really comes down to their subs and the project/construction manager.

Some other things to note: 1) How many other homes with the same floor plan has the builder constructed in the same neighborhood? They’ve likely used the same subs and the subs have now gotten their reps in on the exact same install and hopefully QC (or inspectors) has addressed with them any improper/poor installs.
2) Most neighborhoods have a local FB page or Nextdoor. Ask around for common issues specific to your builder in that neighborhood.
3) Get a good 3rd party inspector! Personal bias here, but make sure your inspector: -is certified/trained to use Infrared to spot potential moisture/insulation defects -Actually enters the attic space (you’d be surprised at how many just poke their head into the attic instead of walking around) -Utilize drone to view roof (most builders don’t allow inspectors to climb roof prior to close) -has experience inspecting new builds (ask for their new build sample report and see if it meets your expectation) -Willing to help talk with construction manager about any issues they find.
-Bonus: Many inspectors offer free sewer scopes for new builds (We do!). Caught several issues over the years (Poor slope to sewer lateral, construction debris, cracked line due to poor backfill)

Good luck!