Just because a home is brand-new doesn’t mean everything was installed correctly. That’s why it’s worth planning an inspection before you close. Lehi has grown rapidly, jumping from 47,407 residents in 2010 to 75,907 in 2020. With so many new neighborhoods being built, new construction makes up a significant part of the local housing market, just as it does over the Point of the Mountain in Herriman, where A1 inspector Brock Knackstedt lives.
A home inspection near the end of construction gives us a chance to examine the finished house and check how its installed systems operate. If you’re buying a new home in Lehi, talk with your builder early about scheduling an independent inspection. You’ll want enough time to review the report, discuss any concerns and arrange follow-up work before closing.
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Book online and $50 comes off. Your report is delivered the same day, and thermal imaging, pest inspection and a 48-hour radon test are already in the price!