One inspector, start to finish
The person you book is the person on the roof, in the attic, and signing the report. No crews, no subcontractors, no roulette.
Owner · Inspector · Southern Utah local
Jason of Red Iron
Jason started Red Iron with a simple gripe: inspection reports that read like they were written to avoid liability instead of to help the buyer. His fix was to do it himself — every inspection, every report, one set of eyes that has seen how Southern Utah homes age.
Desert sun cooks shingles from above while irrigation and expansive soils work on the foundation from below. Swamp coolers rust, stucco cracks, and builders cut corners the county never sees. That local pattern-matching is what you’re hiring.
How Red Iron works
Four commitments
Working for you, not the deal
Agents, builders, and sellers all want the transaction to close. The inspection is the one part of the process that answers only to you.
Plain-English reports
A report full of jargon protects the inspector. A report you can read protects you. Every finding comes with a photo and what it means in practice.
Reachable after the report
Questions two weeks later, or two years later? Call. The inspection fee covers the relationship, not just the visit.