Home inspections across Utah
Know your home.
Plan your
next step.
Buying, building, or caring for a home? Start with a clear look at its condition—and a practical plan for what comes next.
Your inspection request is reviewed before confirmation.
01 / Choose your inspection
A different moment.
The right inspection.
Match the inspection to your next decision. Our main website has detailed scopes, current options, and the inspection request form.
Buying a home
A pre-purchase review of visible, accessible systems before your due-diligence deadline. Leave time to review findings and arrange any specialist follow-up.
Building something new
Coordinate an independent review before drywall or before closing. Confirm construction readiness and access with your builder first.
Approaching a year at home
An 11-month warranty inspection documents visible concerns while you still have time to review your builder’s warranty and submit requests.
Getting ready to sell
A pre-listing inspection helps you understand the home’s condition before it goes on the market and plan repairs or further evaluation.
Need a closer look at a specific concern?
Ask about 48-hour radon testing, mold and indoor air quality testing, meth residue testing, and third-party sewer scopes. Confirm the scope, timing, and availability when requesting your inspection.
02 / Know what to expect
From the roof
to the details
that matter.
A full home inspection reviews visible, accessible systems and components. Findings are documented with photographs and explanations to help you decide what needs attention.
Explore the inspection reportStructure & exterior
Roof, attic, foundation, drainage, exterior surfaces, decks, and other accessible areas.
The systems you rely on
Electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, interior components, and built-in appliances.
Tools with a purpose
Thermal imaging and gas-leak detection support the inspection. A courtesy radon snapshot is separate from a full 48-hour radon test.
An inspection is a visual, non-invasive evaluation. It cannot reveal every concealed condition or predict future failures.
03 / Before inspection day
A little preparation
goes a long way.
These small steps help make your inspection and walkthrough more useful.
More inspection questionsShare the details early.
Have the address, approximate size, property type, and your closing or warranty deadline ready. Mention known concerns and requested testing.
Arrange access.
Coordinate with the seller or builder so the inspector can reach the attic, electrical panel, mechanical equipment, and other areas safely. Confirm utilities will be on.
Make time for the walkthrough.
Attend near the end when possible. Bring your questions, then use the report to prioritize next steps with the appropriate professionals.
Your inspector’s perspective
Practical experience.
Personal attention.
Utah Inspections LLC is owned by Glenn Pearson, an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector and the company’s lead inspector and trainer.
His background includes more than 17 years in real estate and over seven years in construction and remodeling. That experience informs a straightforward approach to evaluating homes and explaining findings.
Meet Glenn Explore credentialsLocal knowledge / Utah reach
At home along
the Wasatch Front.
Based in Eagle Mountain, Utah Inspections LLC serves Utah County, Salt Lake County, and surrounding Wasatch Front communities—including Saratoga Springs, Lehi, American Fork, Orem, Provo, Draper, Herriman, Sandy, and Salt Lake City.
Service elsewhere in Utah may be available depending on scheduling, travel requirements, and inspection type. Contact us to confirm your property’s location.
See service area detailsYour next step
Let’s take a closer look.
Choose your inspection and send your property details.
Utah Inspections LLC will review and confirm your request.