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Answered by Gurpreet Bhatti
Utah REALTOR® · USMC Veteran · UT Lic# 12907042-SA00 · NV Lic# S.0201351 · WY Lic# RE-17041
A home inspection is a professional evaluation of a property's condition. It is not legally required in Utah but is strongly recommended. Inspections typically cost $300–$600 and take 2–4 hours. You can negotiate repairs, a price reduction, or walk away based on the findings. Utah's REPC provides a due diligence period (typically 14 days) for inspections.
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