Electrical safety items appear in nearly every inspection of an older home, such as missing ground-fault protection at kitchens, baths, and exteriors, reversed polarity, or improvised wiring by past owners. These are typically affordable corrections that improve safety.
Water management issues are equally common in our climate. Negative grading, short downspouts, and clogged gutters push water toward the foundation, contributing to wet basements. Many of these findings are inexpensive to correct but important to address.
Aging mechanical systems and roofs round out the list. Furnaces, water heaters, and shingles all have finite lifespans, and an inspection tells you where each stands so you can budget for eventual replacement rather than being caught off guard.
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