Red IronHome Inspections · S. Utah

Services & pricing

Pick the inspection, I'll bring the ladder

Every job below ends the same way: a photo-rich digital report in your inbox within 24 hours, written in plain English, with a summary page your agent can drop straight into negotiations.

Buyer's Inspection

A complete visual inspection of the home's major systems: roof and attic, foundation and structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows and doors, drainage and grading. You get a photo-rich digital report within 24 hours, written in plain English, with a clear summary of what matters and what can wait.

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from $325

2.5–3.5 hrs

Pre-Listing Inspection

The same thorough inspection as a buyer's inspection, done before you list. Fix what's worth fixing, disclose the rest, and take the biggest surprises off the negotiating table before they cost you a deal.

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from $300

2.5–3 hrs

New Construction Inspection

Builders are busy and county inspections are minimums, not guarantees. I walk the finished home the way I'd walk a 30-year-old one — systems, workmanship, drainage, attic, and the details punch lists miss.

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from $350

3 hrs

11-Month Warranty Inspection

Most new builds carry a one-year builder warranty. In month eleven, I inspect the home and hand you a documented list of defects to submit — so the builder fixes them on their dime, not yours.

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from $275

2–2.5 hrs

Re-Inspection

A focused follow-up visit to confirm negotiated repairs were completed properly, with updated photos and documentation for your records and your agent's.

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from $125

1 hr

How pricing lands

Base prices cover a typical single-family home. Larger homes, casitas, detached shops, and older properties can add to it — Jason confirms your exact price when he confirms the appointment, before any work starts. No surprises on invoice day.

Questions? (435) 555-0134
Jason inspecting a shingle roof under storm clouds

On every job

If it's reachable, it gets walked

Roofs get walked, not photographed from the driveway. Attics get crawled. Panels come off. It’s slower that way — and it’s why the report holds up.

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