South Jordan Home Inspector

Buying a home in South Jordan doesn’t necessarily mean buying a traditional house with its own yard. Daybreak, which began development in 2004, offers everything from townhomes and paired homes to detached single-family houses. With so many different types of properties, it’s worth finding out exactly what you’re responsible for maintaining before you buy.

In some attached homes, the homeowners association may handle the roof, siding or other exterior components. In others, those responsibilities fall on the homeowner. A1 inspector Brock Knackstedt sees the same patchwork in neighboring Herriman, where he lives and where many newer communities have homeowners associations, too. It all depends on the association’s governing documents. Before scheduling a South Jordan home inspection, find out which areas of the property can be inspected and whether we’ll have access to any shared components. You’ll also want to compare the inspection findings with the association’s maintenance information. A roofing or siding problem can affect your home even if the HOA is responsible for fixing it. Knowing who handles what can save you some surprises down the road.