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Chimneys had much rot. Photo shows wet, rotten OSB sheathing. | This part of the chimney had rotted and fell out. One chimney had to be rebuilt, the other had one side replaced. |
Extensive rot below roof intersection. This may have been prevented with a counter flashing, and a kick-out flashing. Imagine the arrogance of the EIFS manufacturers who claimed no flashing was needed because their product was waterproof. |
Membrane is peeled off like an orange. Sheathing to the left is wet and rotted. If the advancement of a civilization is shown |
Rotted sheathing replaced. Under the windows had rot. | Garage side peeled. A lot of areas were in good shape. |
TOP LEFT: Brown coat on garage. Carlos rods off mortar with a 6 foot rod. TOP: Quoins and jack arches are formed with LEFT: Forms removed revealing the quoins. |