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Old 12/29/07, 6:22 AM
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Bear...in the last picture it looks like the weep flashing is doing it's thing.....




Duffy, got your back for Erol

Weeps through the foundation/sill plate a lot of the stucco on this one terminated below grade...Doh!!!
When it does that, no screed is required, right? [-o<...and where it was above grade they skimmed some parge/base, embedded EIFS mesh and applied the top coat...for that nice consistent finished look...only problem was it was all delaminating like your shots

wanted you to feel and see the love
it ain't just in your neck of the woods
we just don't have quite as much for them to screw up



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Old 12/29/07, 10:32 AM
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No drainage planes.


What drainage planes?

What flashings?



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It is a good thing Dale does not get the moisture that others do around the country!



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Old 12/29/07, 12:35 PM
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In east Texas, these houses would already be filled with water from all the hard rains and half of the poor outer coating would be washed off.



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Does the general/builder/carpenter have to be licensed in TX. (Not in OH)



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Does the general/builder/carpenter have to be licensed in TX. (Not in OH)
Nope..
http://www.contractors-license.org/tx/Texas.html



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For the Bong water.........
Bong water my a**

The dang thing comes with a bong too. Here's the screen for it.

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Old 12/30/07, 7:54 AM
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Bong water my a**

The dang thing comes with a bong too. Here's the screen for it.

http://www.metallathinfo.com/newsletter2004-03.htm
Erol,

Good info now how do we get them to read and do this?



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I shut down the rating system after I got reddies for saying good morning.
OK well you got another greenie .... you just don't see it.

Dale on the other hand .... will have to wait! You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to dduffy again.
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I did not see the first hint of any mesh behind the EIFS finish in your pics. I seriously doubt if the installers have ever even heard of EIMA, let alone the standards. Unfortunately, I see pretty much the same thing here. I have actually only found one house where the installer knew what he was doing. The builder told me it was some new fella in town after I asked who did it. I told the builder not to lose his phone number. Was this a full EIFS exterior or a hybrid?
This is a travesty and is what gave EIFS a bad reputation. This is exactly why we created a 7 hour DVD training program to train inspectors which is obvious you know what your doing but more importantly contractors to effectively repair these type of problems. If you ever need a repair contractor, feel free to call upon our independent MoistureFree Contractors. I hate seeing these problems. They shouldn't happen.

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