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🏠 Owner @ Iron Buck Inspections
Helping Utah buyers make smart, confident home purchases
📍Sewer | Radon | Mold | M**h | Thermal
📅 Fast Scheduling | 🧰 Detailed Reports
📲 Text to book: (801) 836-7256

10/24/2026

🌧️ Rain on inspection day? That can actually be a good thing.

Wet weather can reveal issues that may go unnoticed on a dry day:

💧 Active roof leaks
💧 Overflowing or leaking gutters
💧 Water pooling near the foundation
💧 Water entering basements or crawlspaces

And yes, we still get on roofs when conditions are safe.

A sunny day shows you the home. A rainy day can show you how it handles water.

Before you cancel because of the forecast, remember: that rain might help us catch something you’ll be glad you knew about. 🦌

10/15/2026

I’d rather climb into a crawlspace than stand in front of a room full of people. 😂 But meeting good people makes stepping outside my comfort zone worth it.

Thanks to The Perry Group’s South Valley office for inviting me to talk about helping homebuyers prepare for their home inspection!

if you would like me to come present to your office, let me know! I’m willing to step outside my comfort zone again

10/09/2026

Every once in a while, you’ll be inspecting and get a quick shock to the system.

10/07/2026

It’s the little things that get you through the day 🔥🔥

09/29/2026

Mold doesn’t just show up for no reason. 👀

When we find mold, the bigger question is: Where is the moisture coming from?

Testing can help identify what’s present, but finding and correcting the moisture source is what keeps the problem from coming back.

See something suspicious in your home? Get it checked. 🔎🏠

09/21/2026

Plumbers… what the heck is going on here? 😂

Climbed onto the roof during today’s inspection and found what appears to be a plumbing vent stack—with what looks like a hose bib/valve installed directly on top of it.

It gets better: there’s another apparent plumbing vent just a few feet away that’s completely capped.

Normally, plumbing vents terminate open to the atmosphere so the drainage system can equalize pressure and safely vent sewer gases. So naturally, I have questions. 😂

Is this an abandoned system? Some kind of unusual test/setup? A modification that made sense to somebody at some point? Or are we looking at some genuine homeowner engineering?

Plumbers, tell me what you think is happening here. 👇

09/11/2026

We’re excited to officially welcome Dallin Flinders to the Iron Buck Inspections team! 🎉

Dallin is a Certified Master Inspector with more than seven years of inspection experience. He also spent years owning and operating his own appliance repair business, giving him a strong technical background and a deep understanding of how the systems and components in a home actually work.

With Dallin joining the team, Iron Buck Inspections is now a team of Master Inspectors. 💪

Whether you’re an agent referring a client or a buyer trusting us with one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make, our goal is simple: provide knowledgeable, thorough inspections and an experience you can feel confident recommending.

We’re incredibly excited to have Dallin on board and for what’s ahead for Iron Buck Inspections! 🦌🏠

08/29/2026

This is exactly why we crawl the crawlspace. 👀

At first glance, the floors inside the home might not give you much reason for concern. But underneath, we found several makeshift support posts that appeared to have been added after the original construction.

Some were poorly aligned, some were not in contact with the makeshift footings, and others were missing completely.

These supports may have been installed in an attempt to stiffen or level the floor system, but improvised structural repairs like this deserve a closer look.

08/19/2026

Not exactly what you want to see from a GFCI outlet. 👀

Something is clearly not operating correctly here and should be evaluated by an electrician.

This is exactly why we test these safety devices instead of just assuming they work because they’re installed.

08/18/2026

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