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• Rotted studs.
• Damaged sheathing from the deck not being flashed properly.
• Siding being removed. Noticeable damage in between the windows. Damage occurred from windows not being flashed properly. Also notice how the building paper was installed vertically. I am sure this contributed to the damage. Building paper needs to get installed and lapped like shingles of a roof, horizontally.
• Exposed home gets covered with plastic every day.
• Extreme damage to real plywood from windows not being flashed.
• Siding getting removed, vertical building paper, no window flashing, and damage in between windows.
• Front of house.
• Plywood sheathing getting replaced.
• New plywood installed.
• Front of house progress.
• Lines chalked for studs.
• Building paper and wire lathe.
• Back of house.
• Chalked lines represent studs for staples that hold wire lathe.
• Vertical lines for studs.
• Studs chalk lined on building paper.
• Notice drip cap head flashing above window and chalked lines.
• Building paper and wire lathe on left side of house.
• Front house stone installed.
• Stone completed. Cement work completed ready to receive stucco.
• Left side of house brown coated.
• Staples placed on in the studs to hold up the wire lathe.
• Stucco and stone on mansion in Livingston New Jersey.
• Stucco on back of house.
• Custom stucco and stone on mansion.
• Stucco entrance of mansion.
• Right side of house.
• Front of house custom stucco and stone.
• Garage doors brown coated.
• Finished custom stucco on left side of house.
• Custom stone and stucco entrance on mansion in Livingston New Jersey.
• Stucco around garage doors.