International Association of Certified Home Inspectors

Charles L. Harper · #1 10/21/10, 12:44 PM

What do you think is the mostly likely cause of this? It is all over the house.......
Thanks

ROBERT W. NEWLAND, JR. · #2 10/21/10, 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by charper

What do you think is the mostly likely cause of this? It is all over the house.......
Thanks
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Moisture. Is that plaster or sheetrock?

James F. McKee · #3 10/21/10, 1:05 PM

or latex over oil...how old is the house?

Charles L. Harper · #4 10/21/10, 1:29 PM

That is sheetrock and house is 1999.

Christopher Currins · #5 10/21/10, 1:57 PM

Blown ceiling texture without sealer/primer on sheetrock.

Charles L. Harper · #6 10/21/10, 3:01 PM

Chris,
That's what I thought too. Thanks for your help.
Charlie

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