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• Window flashing peeled up so that the building paper can be tucked underneath the window flashing incase the window ever leaks.
• Stop beads (casing beads) around windows. Line chalked to show where the studs are so that the staples that hold up the wire lathe only go in the studs.
• Kick-out diverter installed under the roof and under the step flashing.
• Weep screed installed on roof lines to allow for proper drainage.
• Second layer of grade D building paper installed.
• First layer of grade D building paper.
• Chalked lines for studs.
• Notice how the chalked lines are visible through the wire lathe. This is so that the staples that hold up the wire lathe only go in the studs.
• Before picture of columns on right side of house.
• Window flashing getting pulled up so that the building paper can go underneath.
• Kick-out diverter installed.
• Columns on right side of house brown coated.
• Weld-crete bonding agent used on foundation for a direct applied system.
• Weep screed at framing-foundation junction allows for drainage.
• Entire house brown coated.
• Stucco trim installed.
• Stucco trim arches with keystones.
• Right side columns.
• Ready for stucco and stone.
• Stucco and stone columns.
• Eldorado Stone Shadow Rock Teton.
• Custom stucco and stone by Guzzo Stucco in Sewell, NJ built by Russo Homes.