@shar7377tq1: Our Calbridge Home 😞 #calbridgehomes @Calbridge Homes

Richard Junkar :

If you have stucco…you have a problem.

it doesn't matter 🇨🇦 :

Stucco is notorious for allowing water in. I lived in Vancouver, owned a condo in a stucco building and this happened to our building as well and it was only 6 years old . my assessment for my portion of the damage was $160,000 .. I was so angry and will never own or live in a stucco building...they all leak . We tried to sue the builder but the company had changed it name etc to avoid lawsuits so we tried to sue the owner personally and they declared bankruptcy

Star Kore :

remove all the stucco might as well reveal all the rot and go to hardi on strapping

Bigdaddiedazl :

I thought stucco is a multilayered system with waterproofing as the second layer

Jason Lampman🇨🇦 :

100% stucco that's what happens with in a year or 2 looks nice but this is the outcome in the end repaired so many of them

higgyhi :

Can you check the outer sheathing that looks to be pink? If there’s anywhere you can see any markings of the manufacturer? There may a compatibility issue with that fire rated product vs the tar paper. Almost a chemical reaction that eats the paper..

john esposito :

Which community is this house in?

quinn :

Is this a new fireproofing technique

Angelx147 :

Why not use like bricks, stone, cement, adobe, or literally anything else.

Grant King :

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Commenting and sharing for awareness

Amanda Beckett :

Commenting for awareness

Vicfreedom © :

First step, tear it down.