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• Before starting the stucco remediation.
• Damage and mold growth on wood from having no kick-out diverter.
• Damage and mold growth below window from the window not being flashed properly.
• Severe damage from improperly flashed windows.
• Damage at the framing-foundation junction from no allowance for drainage.
• Damage can occur anywhere on the wall from an improperly installed stucco system.
• Damage and mold growth on wood from having no kick-out diverter.
• Bay roofs also need kick-out diverters on both sides of the roof. Without them, damaged is likely to occur as shown in this picture.
• The quoins and stucco trim were nailed in place. These nails are a direct route for water to go straight in to the house.
• Damaged wood removed and replaced.
• Pan flashing created in the rough opening of the windows.
• Windows flashed properly.
• Damaged wood replaced and windows properly flashed.
• Damaged wood from front door not being flashed.
• Wood replaced under front door.
• Damaged wood replaced.
• Installation of a kick-out diverter.
• Flashing of front door.
• Kick-out and weep screed installed on bay roof.
• A stop bead abuts the J channel of the siding about a half inch away in order to receive backer rod and a caulk joint. The purpose of the stop bead and caulk joint is to control for expansion and contraction of differential materials.
• Wire lathe installed with staples that only go into the studs.
• Vertical chalk lines represent the studs so that the staples that hold up the wire lath only go in the studs.
• Stucco remediation project completed. Notice the offset at the framing-foundation junction and the kick-out diverters at the inside corners and at the ends of the bay roof.