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A recent survey of certified home inspectors found that roofing problems remain the most frequently discovered defect in U.S. homes. Missing shingles, poor ventilation, and old materials were among the top concerns—making roof checks an essential step during the inspection process. 

Lawmakers have introduced updated safety guidelines aimed at improving electrical and structural standards in homes built before 1980. The proposal encourages buyers to prioritize inspections to identify outdated wiring, aging foundations, and other potential hazards.

More buyers are requesting full home inspections before submitting offers, according to recent market reports. With rising repair costs and competitive housing conditions, experts say inspections are becoming a critical tool for protecting long-term investments.