From the RAZE Coverage Report
On the High Plains the conditions are distance and volume. Projects spread out across open country, and a lender with an active Panhandle book reviews a draw on every loan, every month. RAZE runs each order on the same path, and each inspector captures against the same draw sheet criteria, so a reviewer reads every Amarillo report in the same format, whether the lender's own inspector took it through Direct Request or the Marketplace filled it.
- High Plains distances
- Steady wind
- Monthly draws at volume
About this market
Amarillo is the seat of Potter County, with much of its south side in Randall County, and the most populous city in the Texas Panhandle. It sits about 3,600 feet up on the Llano Estacado, flat High Plains country with little to slow the wind, and Interstate 40 crosses the city east to west much as Route 66 once did.
For a lender with an active Panhandle book, the work is volume spread over distance: draws every month on projects scattered across open plains. RAZE answers that with one standardized workflow. Every Amarillo order follows the same path, every inspector captures against the same draw sheet, and every report reads the same way in the loan file.
Same Rate Card as any U.S. address
No travel surcharge and no local premium: a draw inspection here is priced by project type, like everywhere else.
RAZE Rate Card
Any U.S. address, including Alaska and Hawaii
Marketplace
$125
per inspection, single-family
Direct Request
$25
per request, any residential property
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Frequently asked questions
- Does RAZE do construction draw inspections in Amarillo, TX?
- Yes. RAZE completed draw inspections in Amarillo (Potter and Randall Counties), featured in the January 2026 RAZE Coverage Report. The RAZE Rate Card is the same here as at any U.S. address, including Alaska and Hawaii: $125 per inspection, single-family, when RAZE sends the inspector (Marketplace), or $25 per request, any residential property, when you send your inspector (Direct Request).
Order your next draw inspection here
Enter the project address in the Ordering Engine, the RAZE API or the RAZE MCP, then choose Marketplace or Direct Request.
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