EIFS is for the birds !Bird holes are sparrows or a bird larger than a sparrow.
Birds poke holes easily in EIFS
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Jobs in progress #148
Updated March 25, 2017
EIFS torn off, stucco put on in Bethesda
EIFS is for the birds !Bird holes are sparrows or a bird larger than a sparrow.
Woodpecker holes: Woodpeckers poke holes in rotted wood to find insect larvae.
EIFS rots and distorts wood windows by trapping water against the wood.⇉ MORE DETAILS HERE ! ⇇
EIFS is stripped off with garden spades
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EIFS is torn off and cast into the bowels of the earth, never to return to rot windows again.
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Tower had EIFS and foam fake tudor boards.
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Tearing off the fake tudor EIFS
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Finished product. Note the two color scheme.
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We always put on cement bands on our chimneys for drip edge, extending the life of the chimney. Note the top is rounded for water to run off.
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Re-stucco in Northeast Washington, DC
Bright Sante FE style colors liven up this townhouse.
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Old painted stucco is chipped using a chipping hammer.
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Beam and columns plastered in Takoma Park
Metal lath is shot to the steel beam using a ramset gun.
Metal corner beads are tied on with tie wire. Beads are straghtened using a string line.
A scratch coat holds the beads together.
Plaster is done in a day
Lath and beads were done before