What Can a Cladding Inspection Reveal?
The EIFS and Cladding Inspection Process
Our cladding or siding inspections and EIFS inspections follow a step-by-step process that ensures a thorough and actionable report. We make sure your property meets basic inspection requirements with our iterative approach:
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Step 1Visually inspect the full exterior of your property to determine the cladding material and quality of the system.
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Step 2Photograph cracks, damage, or evidence of high moisture content.
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Step 3Document penetration concerns for windows, doors, lighting and/or utility cables.
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Step 4Probe areas of concern, if present.
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Step 5Compile and present your comprehensive cladding or EIFS inspection report.
EIFS Inspection Services
An Exterior Insulation Finish System (EIFS) is an acrylic cladding system that provides insulation, water resistance, and exceptional curb appeal. It requires a specialized inspection, and HouseMaster is up for the task! Our commercial and residential EIFS inspection reports detail visual cracks or damage, which often lead to moisture being trapped within the building’s exterior walls. We also evaluate areas of high moisture content within the synthetic stucco itself.
Trust HouseMaster for your next home or building inspection, no matter what type of siding or cladding materials you have.
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