Waverly's small size does not mean newer wiring. The median home here dates to 1951. That is old enough for fuse panels instead of breakers, 60-amp service, and outlets built without a ground wire. A leftover run of knob-and-tube in an untouched attic is not out of the ordinary either.
Each of those gets handled on its own terms. A fuse panel steps aside for a breaker panel upgrade sized for a modern kitchen. Bare outlets get grounded, or fitted with GFCI protection instead. Live knob-and-tube gets isolated or pulled out, with the price agreed to first. A tired ceiling fan or two usually comes up in the same visit.
Dalton, Clarks Summit and La Plume are covered by that same crew, not a separate one.