1. Exterior Walls:
Check for cracks, peeling paint, or signs of water damage, as these can lead to structural issues over time. Repair any issues promptly to prevent further damage.
2. Roof and Gutters:
Inspect the roof for missing or damaged shingles, and clean out gutters to prevent water buildup and potential leaks.
3. Foundation and Crawl Space:
Look for cracks in the foundation and signs of moisture or mold in the crawl space, as these can impact the structural integrity of your home.
4. HVAC System:
Test your heating and cooling systems to ensure they are functioning properly. Replace air filters and clean vents for optimal efficiency.
5. Plumbing Fixtures:
Check for leaks, drips, and water pressure issues in sinks, toilets, and showers. Address any plumbing problems promptly to avoid water damage.
6. Electrical System:
Test all outlets and switches to ensure they are working correctly. Look for signs of electrical problems such as flickering lights or tripped circuit breakers.
7. Appliances:
Inspect all appliances, including the refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, and washer/dryer, to ensure they are in good working order.
8. Windows and Doors:
Check for drafts, leaks, or damaged seals around windows and doors. Properly sealed openings help with energy efficiency.
9. Flooring:
Examine flooring for wear and tear, loose tiles, or damaged areas. Repair or replace as needed to maintain the aesthetics and safety of your home.
10. Insulation and Ventilation:
Ensure that your home is properly insulated to maintain a comfortable temperature year-round. Check ventilation systems for adequate airflow.
11. Garage and Driveway:
Inspect the garage door for proper operation and look for cracks or damage in the driveway. Address any issues to maintain the functionality and appearance of these areas.
