Herriman Home Inspector

Herriman has grown fast, as anyone who lives here can tell you, including A1 inspector Brock Knackstedt. Its population jumped from 21,785 in 2010 to 55,144 in 2020, bringing plenty of new neighborhoods and newly built homes. But just because a house is new doesn’t mean everything was done right.

Even brand-new homes can have problems. A drain connection that wasn’t properly sealed or missing flashing where the roof meets a wall might go unnoticed during a typical walk-through. That’s why an independent home inspection in Herriman is worth having, even on new construction. We take a closer look at the parts of the home we can safely see and access, checking for issues a buyer might otherwise miss.

If you’re buying a new home, try to schedule your inspection well before closing. That gives you time to go over the findings with the builder and discuss anything that needs attention. It’s also a good idea to ask about the builder’s schedule early, so there’s enough time for any follow-up work.