Roebling's median home dates to 1938, well before modern grounding and breaker standards were common. Ungrounded two-prong outlets, 60-amp services and fuse boxes in place of breaker panels are typical finds, along with knob-and-tube wiring still active in some basements.
Ungrounded outlets are the issue we flag most, since they leave sensitive electronics without protection. Adding a proper ground or GFCI protection is usually a same-visit fix once the panel itself is sound.
Roebling, along with nearby Columbus, sits in Burlington County's storm path, with nor'easters and tropical remnants passing through and a flooding history along the Rancocas Creek watershed.