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BUYING AN OLD HOME?
Call them antique homes, vintage homes or century homes. Older homes -- homes that were built more than 100 years ago -- can be charming, with vintage woodwork, high ceilings and decorative moldings. However, such properties also present some safety and maintenance challenges.
If you are considering purchasing an antique home, a home inspection is important to determine just what shape the home is in. Cosmetic applications like new paint and new drywall can mask serious underlying problems like dangerous wiring, termite infestations, leaking pipes and roof issues. Many old homes have been remodeled extensively over the years. Although many contractors and remodeling companies are conscientious about building codes, some are not. A home inspector with experience with antique homes can give you a detailed inventory of the condition of such a home. |
Tom Morgan, President,
Sound Home Inspections
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Sound Home Inspections, LLC
2 Roosevelt Street · Mystic, CT 06355
860-445-1236 · 860-705-1630
soundhomeinspections.com · soundhome@att.net
Old homes a specialty
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