Looking for a Dryvit Guy

[caryseidner]

Does anyone know of a good Dryvit inspector in the Chicago area?

[Scottpat]

Originally posted by caryseidner

Does anyone know of a good Dryvit inspector in the Chicago area?

Jamie Dunsing is a very good inspector and knows about EIFS.

http://www.dunsing.com/

He would be my choice.

[qhinspect]

I have a hard time seeing him in an attic from the picture of himself on his website.

As long as he doesn't have soft hands.[]

[hausdok]

Send me a plane ticket; I'll be happy to deal with it for you.

Uh, don't think I've ever seen Dryvit used in any attics.

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

[caryseidner]

Thanks Scott.

[Jeremy]

Originally posted by hausdok

Send me a plane ticket; I'll be happy to deal with it for you.

Uh, don't think I've ever seen Dryvit used in any attics.

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

There is no telling what you will find in a Chicago attic is there??

[kurt]

Nope. Mostly a lot of dirt.

I don't know why anyone would bother having an additional "inspection" on the stuff. I've never seen an installation in Chicago that was "right", we know its' inadequacies, and we know the likelihood of it's future performance (bad).

What's an inspection going to tell anyone? Who hasn't torn off a Dryvit job and not found piles of crap?