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The historical mudslinging between proponents of traditional stucco clad walls and modern EIFS continues as both sides compete to be spec’d in projects small and large.
Building on a strong foundation has been a well-recognized principle of construction for thousands of years, but we still continue to violate the concept. One of the most violated areas of below-grade construction is the failure to include moisture management. Joseph Cubby said, “Learn the past. Decide the present. Build the future.”
Leaking windows are one of the most frequent callback issues in the building industry. They leave many contractors feeling like the old sailor in “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” when he cried, “Water, water everywhere!”