Inspecting Old Houses: Exteriors
Foundations and thresholds can invite water pooling, and weathered paint often hides cracked clapboards
This exterior inspection begins on a positive note, with the discovery of a sound foundation and only minor window glazing recommendations. But as the inspection turns the corner, bowed walls, cracked clapboards and the removal of the rear eaves soffit by the previous owner raise the eyebrows of George Nash, old house restoration specialist.
| Chapter Title: | Length: |
| Inspection Overview | 1:20 |
| Exterior Inspection | 4:52 |
| Attic Inspection | 7:23 |
| Basement Inspection | 7:24 |
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