Black substance on Attic framing....Need advice

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by jjonas

Please do James. We love facts around here!

Gee now is that nice you of all people who post incorrect information some times .
Looks like you are showing how Vindictive you can be... Roy

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Gee now is that nice you of all people who post incorrect information some times .
Looks like you are showing how Vindictive you can be... Roy

Nope. Try again!

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

Originally Posted by dnasser

Thanks for the explanation....what type of verbiage should I add to
the report? Who or what contractor could fix a situation like this.

David

Nothing to report as far as I am concerned.

Go to Lowes or Home Depot one day and pick through their piles of dimensional lumber. I would guess that 20 to 30% of the lumber will have the same "discoloration." After all, this stuff is "manufactured" (grown) in climates ripe with "fungal" growth - FORESTS.

Non issue.

[David Nasser]

Thanks everybody for the feedback.......

David

[James E. Braun, CMI]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Thanks for your post It might be a good idea if you check with Dale and see if he was upset with my post .
I think you are over stepping a bit ... Roy

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[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Quote:
Originally Posted by rcooke
Thanks for your post It might be a good idea if you check with Dale and see if he was upset with my post .
I think you are over stepping a bit ... Roy

Originally Posted by jbraun

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Very Sorry James I guess I misread your Post .
Got up too early today , Please except my apology ..... Roy

[John Gromkoski]

Suspected mold is suspected mold, no matter if it developed before or after the house was built, and in my opinion should be mentioned in the report and recommended for further evaluation. IMHO.

[David Nasser]

thanks John