Kirch & Todd Real Estate LLC

Rose has acquired, marketed and sold more than a billion dollars of real estate over a twenty-year career, and the firm reaches beyond Washington County into the higher-elevation mountain markets of Southern Utah, having sold property around Zion, Brian Head, Bryce Canyon and Duck Creek as well as in St. George itself. It positions itself at the top end of both the desert and mountain markets.

Owner-operated, start to finish

In an owner-operated brokerage there is no handoff between the agent who lists your house and the one who negotiates it. That consistency is the main reason people choose a small firm. It also means the marketing budget is one person's, so it is fair to ask specifically how a property will be photographed and where it will be advertised.

Placing the office on the map

Its address puts it on St. George Boulevard, the wide main street running east from the historic downtown core out toward the interstate. The communities we cover that sit closest to it are Foremaster Ridge, Sunbrook and Middleton — a useful bearing if you are trying to place the office on the map rather than on a list.

Geology worth checking before you buy

Washington County's cities publish geologic hazard mapping, and it is genuinely worth reading. Parts of the county sit on collapsible or expansive soils, some benches carry landslide history, and radon turns up at levels above the federal action threshold in homes across southern Utah — it is soil-driven, so a new house is no protection. A radon test is cheap and takes days, which fits comfortably inside a due diligence period. Ask an agent at Kirch & Todd Real Estate LLC for the city's hazard map for the parcel. Our desert home inspection guide covers the rest.

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