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💥 Monday 29th April 2024 💥 11 Home Inspection Pitfalls - FREE Report! Toronto's Real Estate Thrive: Daily Hot Market Insights! "Unlock Your Dream Home: Free Reports & Hot New Listings Inside!" "Toronto's Real Estate Thrive: Daily Hot Market Insights" is your go-to daily newsletter for the latest and most impactful insights into Toronto's dynamic real estate scene. From emerging trends to key market shifts, we provide a comprehensive and in-depth look at what's driving the thriving Toronto real estate market. Get daily updates on hot properties, investment opportunities, and expert analyses to guide your real estate journey. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing, our newsletter equips you with the information you need to make informed decisions in this competitive market. Stay ahead of the curve with "Toronto's Real Estate Thrive: Daily Hot Market Insights." Are There Lesser-Known Pitfalls That Home Inspectors Often Overlook? While home inspectors play a crucial role in identifying potential issues in a property, there are certain areas that might be overlooked or not thoroughly examined, leading to unexpected problems for the homeowner later on. Here are some lesser-known pitfalls that home inspectors might sometimes overlook: 1. Roof and Attic Problems: Complex Roofs: Inspectors might not always climb onto complicated roofs, relying instead on ground observations or drone technology. This can lead to missed issues like hidden leaks, damaged shingles, or poor flashing. Inaccessible Attic Areas: If the attic entrance is obstructed or difficult to access, inspectors might not conduct a thorough check for insulation issues, mold, or roof leaks. 2. Plumbing and Sewer Systems: Hidden Pipe Leaks: Pipes within walls or under flooring can develop leaks that aren't easily detected during a typical inspection. Sewer Line Problems: Unless specifically requested, inspectors generally don't scope the main sewer line for clogs, tree root intrusion, or other issues. 3. Foundation and Structural Issues: Subtle Foundation Cracks: Minor cracks or shifting might not be immediately obvious, leading to more significant structural issues over time. Crawl Spaces: If the property has a crawl space that is difficult to access, it might not be inspected thoroughly for water damage, pests, or structural issues. 4. Electrical Systems: Knob-and-Tube Wiring: This outdated wiring method is still present in older homes and can be a fire hazard, but might not always be identified during a standard inspection. Hidden Electrical Problems: Issues like undersized wiring, overloaded circuits, or outdated breaker panels can sometimes go unnoticed. 5. Exterior and Landscaping Concerns: Drainage and Grading: Poorly graded landscaping or improper drainage can lead to water pooling around the foundation, causing potential damage. Fence and Outbuilding Conditions: Issues with fences, sheds, or other outbuildings might be overlooked if they aren't part of the main structure. 6. Environmental Hazards: Asbestos and Lead: Older homes might contain asbestos or lead-based paint, which requires specialized testing to identify. Radon Gas: Radon, a radioactive gas that can accumulate in homes, typically requires separate testing not included in a standard inspection. 7. HVAC Systems: Ductwork Problems: Leaks or blockages in ductwork might not be immediately apparent. Hidden HVAC Issues: Issues with furnaces, air conditioners, or heat pumps might not be identified if they require specialized knowledge or equipment to inspect. How to Mitigate Overlooked Pitfalls: Supplemental Inspections: Consider additional inspections for specific concerns, such as roof inspections, sewer line scopes, or environmental testing. Request Detailed Reports: Ask for detailed reports and follow-up questions to ensure all areas were thoroughly checked. Attend the Inspection: Be present during the inspection to ask questions and ensure all areas of concern are covered. Seek Second Opinions: If in doubt, consider a second opinion from another inspector or specialized professional. By being aware of these potential pitfalls, home buyers can take proactive steps to ensure their home is thoroughly inspected and reduce the risk of encountering unexpected issues after purchase. Do you need to own a home to be wealthy in Canada? 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