Grantsville began as a farming community, and its older neighborhoods reflect several different periods of homebuilding. You’ll find everything from small cottages and Victorian-style houses to bungalows built in the early 1900s. Many have been remodeled over the years, sometimes more than once. Two houses may look equally updated in real estate photos, but what lies behind those fresh walls and finishes can be quite different.
During a Grantsville home inspection, we look at accessible areas of the original house as well as any additions or remodeling work. A finished basement, enclosed porch or extra bathroom may involve changes to plumbing, electrical wiring, ventilation or emergency exits. We check what we can see and explain any concerns that deserve further evaluation. If major changes have been made, it’s also worth checking with the city for available building permits. Those records may help establish when the work was completed and what inspections were performed, especially if the current owner doesn’t know much about the home’s earlier renovations.
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