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This house had (PI) EIFS over open framing. The house was next to a golf course and had many divets. The client wanted to know about the cost of putting a more golf ball resistant siding on. In the attic I noticed that there is no substrate, plywood, OSB, etc. My gut feeling is that to install new siding the EIFS will need to be removed and a substrate installed which would be quite expensive. Am I right about this? Opinions? Check out the golf ball embedded in the EIFS.
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only golf ball proof product I know of is concrete
www.thebuildinginspector.net William Chandler Licensed Home Inspector #1025 Certified General Contractor #CGC060389 FHA 203(k) Inspector #A0954 Licensed Radon Measurement Technician #R2275 Certified Pollutant Storage Systems Contractor #PCC052624 Certified Underground Utility & Excavation Contractor #CUC057349 |
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