A guy in Boise bet me $20 that a 20 year old panel could pass inspection, and he was half right
I was swapping out a rusty panel in a rental near Boise and this older installer kept telling me I was wasting my time on the old wiring because 'nobody fails for that.' I didn't believe him, so we made a bet on the inspection. The inspector walked right past my wire nut mess with a shrug but flagged the two missing screws on the cover and a battery that read 11.2 volts. Turns out the small stuff gets you, not the stuff I was sweating over. So what actually gets flagged in your area, the wiring or the details nobody checks?