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Inspect cracks, joints and impact areas without puncturing the assembly.
Treat EIFS as a complete water-resistive barrier, insulation, base-coat, mesh, finish and drainage assembly.
Important: this tool helps decide what to verify; it does not replace calculations, permits or professional design where required.
Inspect cracks, joints and impact areas without puncturing the assembly.
A crack or failed joint near an opening can admit water to the substrate; repair must preserve the evaluated system.
Soft substrate, moisture behind cladding, delamination or unknown system: intrusive investigation requires professional planning.
Sources checked / sources vérifiées: 2026-08-22
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This section connects small details that become costly once finishes are closed.
These details are small on a drawing but can control water, structure or durability.