Buyer's Home Inspection Checklist - Massachusetts 2025

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Damaged pipes, malfunctioning water heaters, and backed-up sewage systems are commonly found in home inspections. Older homes carry pipes that are outdated and prone to failure. Home inspectors will report these incompatible plumbing materials, as well as any ruptures, leaks, or backups in a homes sewage system.
Deal-breakers are things that are wrong with the home that you can not change. Most are typically external factors, but some can be internal. Otherwise its just a question of budget and it would be silly to discuss deal breakers without knowing your plans/budget/needs.
Common issues a home inspector finds include roofing issues, problems with the HVAC system, faulty electrical wiring, dry rot, mold and structural damage. What fixes are mandatory after a home inspection? A seller is not legally required to make repairs after a home inspection.
Common Home Inspection Deal-Breakers Inspectors look for curling, broken, or missing shingles, which may indicate the need for repair or replacement. Rotten wood, uneven areas, or water stains inside the house could point to deeper issues, like leaks or poor installation.
During an inspection, the inspector will review the readily accessible exposed portions of the structure of the home, including the roof, the attic, walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, basement, and foundation as well as the heating/air conditioning systems, interior plumbing and electrical systems for potential