Defect, Not A Defect?

[bkelly2 (Brian Kelly, AZ Cert. # 60234)]

Well

[jfunderburk (Joe Funderburk, CMI)]

Can’t make out what it is. I vote “maybe”.

[bkelly2 (Brian Kelly, AZ Cert. # 60234)]

@jfunderburk

Can’t make out what it is. I vote “maybe”.

Sorry Joe, they are standard fasteners used to attach a metal security door.

[bking (Bruce A. King)]

Just needs a good ole drill with no clutch and an ole phillips bit to round them screw heads out real good.

[ppendley (Paul Pendley)]

Just the unpainted trim would be my guess. Might wanna put some paint on the screw heads to keep them protected from the elements. Call it out but not a deal killer.

[ppendley (Paul Pendley)]

Darn…Just noticed the 4 slot screw…but still not a deal killer.

[jevans (John Evans)]

Pressure treated wood should always be installed when in masonry contact.

[jpope (Jeffrey Pope, CMI)]

Non-standard, but I’m certain I could unload several magazines in the same time it takes you to remove those fasteners with your drill

[bkelly2 (Brian Kelly, AZ Cert. # 60234)]

@jpope

Non-standard, but I’m certain I could unload several magazines in the same time it takes you to remove those fasteners with your drill

Providing you were home. I pointed it out as a defect, and recommended painting the wood.

[mnorthrup (Mark Northrup, CCB 181057 OCHI 933)]

1. No flashing on top of the door.
2. No paint on trim.
3. Unprofessional installation of security door.
4. Missing caulking on trim to reduce the chance of moisture damage behind the trim and stucco.

[cbrown1 (Carl A. Brown)]

Brian,

That stucco was on cmu wasn’t it?