Conclusion: Common code violations highlight why inspections matter, since they catch problems before they become dangerous or expensive failures.
Even with permits in place, many homeowners and contractors still make mistakes that violate building codes. Some of the most frequent issues include improper electrical wiring, lack of ground fault circuit interrupters in kitchens and bathrooms, and insufficient ventilation in attics or crawl spaces. Other violations involve incorrect placement of stair railings, inadequate fire blocking within walls, or plumbing systems installed without proper slope. These errors are often discovered during inspections, forcing costly corrections that delay progress. In older homes, surprises such as outdated wiring or hidden structural weaknesses can also create unintentional violations if not addressed properly. Working with experienced professionals helps minimize risks, since they know what inspectors will look for and how to meet those requirements. Taking shortcuts might seem convenient, but violations quickly undermine the quality and safety of a renovation.
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