There are some home inspection issues that are so easy to resolve that nobody gets tweaked when the inspector calls them out. The photo below is a typical example. When receptacles (outlets) or switches are missing cover plates that is no big deal as far as a repair. Heck, it is a piece of cake. On the other hand, citing the problem is valid. Anyone, but especially children, could come in contact with energized wiring when the covers are missing. As much of a no brainer as it seems to be -- put covers on your receptacles -- I would say that I find this problem on at least fifty percent of the inspections at older homes. Seller's agents should tell their clients to solve this one prior to the inspection. Thanks for stopping by, Steven L. Smith
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