Riverton Home Inspector

A house built in Riverton during the 1990s might still look and feel pretty modern. But if the roof, furnace or water heater is original, it’s been working for roughly 30 years. Riverton was mostly farmland until residential development began picking up in the late 1960s. Many of the homes built during the decades that followed are now reaching an age when maintenance and replacement of major systems become a bigger consideration.

That’s why A1 inspector Brock Knackstedt, who lives next door in Herriman, and the rest of our team look at more than just the year a home was built. We check the condition of the roof, how the furnace operates and what shape the water heater is in, along with any available information about age and maintenance. A home inspection in Riverton can help buyers get a better idea of what may need attention now and what might be coming down the road. After all, something can work just fine on inspection day and still be getting close to the end of its useful life. It’s good to know that before you’re the one paying to replace it.