Old houses have old electrical systems. This should not come as a tremendous surprise. A house built in 1890 wasn’t wired for electricity at all. A house built in 1925 wasn’t designed around microwaves, heat pumps, hair dryers, hot tubs,…
In the course of a home inspection, one of the things I’m looking at is the envelope of the building and its many facets — interior wall coverings and finishes, the framing, sheathing, roof, siding, flashing, windows, and both interior…
If you’re buying or already living in a home out here, there’s a good chance you’re on a private well. Most of New Hampshire and Vermont is. And if you’re on a well, there’s something important you need to understand:…
