Real Inspection Findings in Johns Creek, Suwanee, Buford, Alpharetta, & Cumming

Real Home Inspection Findings Across North Metro Atlanta

The images below represent actual conditions observed during home inspections performed by Inspect-More in Johns Creek, Suwanee, Buford, Alpharetta, and Cumming. These examples highlight conditions commonly encountered in residential properties—many of which reflect normal wear, aging, or construction practices that were acceptable at the time the home was built.

Not every item shown will apply to every home. The purpose of these examples is to provide context and awareness and to demonstrate why a thorough, construction-informed inspection is an important part of the home-buying process.

Inspection findings are provided for educational purposes and should always be evaluated in the context of the specific home.

Some environmental conditions, such as elevated radon levels, are not visible during a standard visual inspection and may require specialized radon testing.

Suwanee Home Inspection Findings

Photos below highlight actual conditions observed during home inspections in the Suwanee area, including common structural conditions, moisture-related concerns, electrical conditions, and maintenance items.

One or more refractory panels (the 1-inch thick fireproof panels lining the fireplace wall) were significantly damaged.
No insulation was installed under the floor above the crawl space.
Wall-mounted electric switches are within reach of shower stalls.
Glass in one or more windows is broken.
Window glazing putty at one or more windows is missing.
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Buford Home Inspection Findings

The images below represent real findings from home inspections performed in the Buford area, illustrating conditions such as structural concerns, moisture intrusion, electrical conditions, and signs of deferred maintenance.

Fungal rot was found at one or more exterior doors, door jambs.
What appeared to be past water stains were visible on the roof structure.
Glass in one or more skylights was cracked, broken or missing.
One or more rubber or neoprene pipe flashings were split or cracked.
Some sections of siding and trim were deteriorated
Sidewalks and or patios were undermined.

Johns Creek Home Inspection Findings

Photos below show real conditions identified during home inspections in the Johns Creek area, including structural concerns, moisture intrusion, electrical conditions, and deferred maintenance.

Guardrails unsafe for children.
Damaged EFIS exterior finish.
Flue sections missing from the water heater.
Improperly retrofitted pvc flue pipe sections at the new furnaces.
No photoelectric sensors installed.
Excessive water pressure.

Cumming Home Inspection Findings

Photos below show examples of conditions identified during home inspections in the Cumming area, including structural observations, moisture-related issues, electrical concerns, and routine maintenance deficiencies.

One or more decking boards are loose.
One or more connections with aluminum wires lack anti-oxidant paste.
One or more gutters or downspouts were damaged.
Improperly installed pull down stairs for the attic.
One or more knockouts have been removed inside the main service panel.
One or more corroded areas were found at the furnace’s heat exchanger.

Alpharetta Home Inspection Findings

The images below demonstrate common conditions encountered during home inspections in the Alpharetta area, including structural observations, moisture intrusion, electrical concerns, and general maintenance issues.

The garage entry door is not fire resistant.
One or more heating or cooling ducts have come apart.
One or more exhaust fan ducts in the attic were not attached.
Exposed wiring exist in the main service panel.
One or more attic access hatches or doors were not insulated.
there was moisture present in the ceiling area
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