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Home inspection
A visual review of readily accessible structural, roofing, exterior, interior, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling components.
For buyers and homeownersHome inspections with a builder’s eye
Know the house before it becomes your problem.
Nine years of inspection experience, backed by current, hands-on residential construction leadership. Get a direct assessment of the home’s visible systems, safety concerns and costly surprises.
9 yearsof home inspection experience
Two perspectivesinspector discipline + builder knowledge
Local serviceNorthern Utah and St. George area
The right look at the right time.
Whether you are buying, building or nearing the end of your builder warranty, the goal is the same: find what matters while there is still time to act.
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New home inspection
New does not mean flawless. A focused, independent walkthrough can identify incomplete work, installation concerns and visible defects before you accept the home.
For new construction
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1-year warranty inspection
Document visible defects and performance concerns before the builder’s warranty period closes, giving you an organized record for the warranty conversation.
Before your warranty deadline
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Recall Check
Appliance and installed-system recall research can help identify known safety concerns tied to equipment in the home. Call to confirm current availability and scope.
Recall research by requestMore than a list of defects.
A useful inspection helps you understand the house, sort urgent concerns from routine maintenance, and make the next decision with clear eyes.
Built-world perspective
Years in both home inspection and residential construction bring practical context to what is found—and what a sound repair should accomplish.
Plain-spoken findings
No unnecessary drama. Concerns are explained directly so you know what deserves attention and what belongs on a maintenance list.
Whole-house thinking
A house is a connected system. Roof drainage, grading, envelope, ventilation, plumbing and structure are considered in relation to one another.
Useful documentation
Visible findings are organized into a written report with photographs, giving you a practical reference for decisions and follow-up.
A straightforward inspection process.
Start with a short call about the property and your timing. The exact scope is confirmed before anything is scheduled.
Talk through the property
Share the location, home type, approximate size and the kind of inspection you need.
Confirm scope
Review what is included, specialty services, access needs and the fee before scheduling.
Walk the home
Readily accessible systems and components are visually reviewed for condition and safety concerns.
Understand the findings
Use the report and photographs to plan follow-up, repairs or your next conversation.
Inspection experience. Builder judgment.
Seeing both sides changes what you notice.
Blaine Murray spent nine years inspecting homes and now manages residential construction in the field. That combination brings an inspector’s systematic eye and a superintendent’s understanding of how materials, trades and sequencing come together.
The result is practical: look closely, explain clearly and focus attention where it matters.
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Inspection details depend on the property, access and the service selected. Call to confirm the exact scope for your home.
What does a standard home inspection cover?
It is a visual review of readily accessible, installed systems and components. Typical areas include structure, roof, exterior, interior, electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, attic, visible insulation, windows and doors. Specialty services are separate unless specifically included.
Why inspect a brand-new home?
New homes involve many trades, materials and handoffs. An independent walkthrough can document visible installation concerns, incomplete items and performance issues before closing or before the builder’s warranty expires.
Can I attend the inspection?
Ask when scheduling. A final walkthrough of key findings can be especially useful because you can see the concern in context and ask direct questions.
Do you serve both northern and southern Utah?
Service areas are Mountain Green / Northern Utah and the St. George area. Call with the property address to confirm travel and scheduling.
Ready for a closer look?
Call to discuss the property, choose the right inspection and confirm availability.
Call Blaine
385-350-1081
Serving Northern Utah and the St. George area
Mountain Green / Northern Utah • St. George
Mountain Green / Northern Utah • St. George