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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.
How to prepare your home for an inspection Clean and declutter. Label your fuse box. Inspect your roof. Replace light bulbs and batteries. Check for leaks. Double-check your heating and air systems. Fix running toilets. Check doors and cabinets.
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 Older homes carry pipes that are outdated and prone to failure.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.
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