Old Town Roof & Electrical Hazards
During an escrow inspection in Old Town Lompoc, we found exposed wiring and missing GFCIs, plus a roof at end-of-life. The buyer received a clear list of safety issues before closing.
Local expertise in Lompoc’s older housing stock — same-day, photo-rich reports.
Certified home inspections in Lompoc with same-day, photo-rich reports. From Vandenberg-area homes to Mission Hills and Mesa Oaks, we give buyers and sellers clear priorities to keep escrow on track.
Lompoc’s marine layer and older ranch housing can hide moisture intrusion and aging systems. We tailor recommendations for Old Town, Vandenberg Village, and newer tracts so you understand local conditions before closing.
Lompoc’s mix of newer builds and mid-century neighborhoods means varied findings — from coastal moisture exposure to aging sewer laterals. We deliver clear, prioritized reports buyers and agents can act on immediately.
We adapt our inspection focus from Old Town to Mesa Oaks and Vandenberg Village—watching for moisture around coastal exposures, roof wear, and older plumbing/electrical typical of Lompoc.
In Old Town and surrounding areas we often see aging electrical panels, galvanized supply lines, and roofs at end-of-life. In Vandenberg Village / Mission Hills / Mesa Oaks, attention to septic health, ventilation, and wildfire resilience is key. Marine-layer moisture means we check for intrusion around windows, doors, and decks along with salt-air wear.
During an escrow inspection in Old Town Lompoc, we found exposed wiring and missing GFCIs, plus a roof at end-of-life. The buyer received a clear list of safety issues before closing.
A 1970s home in Mission Hills showed root intrusion and offset joints in the clay lateral. Our scope video documented the issues so the buyer could negotiate repairs.
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