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Catching things when they are small is always better than waiting until they have had time decay. This will save you from big repairs down the road!\u003Cbr>This guide will help condominium and apartment managers and owners get the best life out of their building’s exterior elements, which will keep your tenants happy! Buildings need constant care to ensure a long life, but most building owners aren’t sure what to look for when it comes to maintenance.\u003Cbr>WHAT’S INSIDE |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| | Do-It-Yourself Condominium Inspection: To help you identify problem areas on your building and keep an eye on potential water intrusion.\u003Cbr>Building Maintenance Schedule: To let you know when it’s time to inspect, repair, clean, or replace building elements.\u003Cbr>Building Maintenance Checklist: To help you remember what materials are applicable to your property and keep track of the maintenance you’ve performed. |\n| BEFORE YOU START |  |\n| | Remember your building may look different based on a variety of factors such as UV exposure, wind, rain, freeze-thaw damage, prior maintenance, construction methods, and material types.\u003Cbr>Remember to always exercise property safety procedures when inspecting roofs and other dangerous elements. |\n| CALL US FOR HELP |  |\n\n[hello@J2consultants.com](hello@J2consultants.com)  \nLocal: 425-774-5600 / Toll Free: 885-774-5600  \n© 2020 J2 Building Consultants [www.J2CONSULTANTS.com](www.J2CONSULTANTS.com)  \nDO-IT-YOURSELF  \nCONDOMINIUM INSPECTION  \nWater intrusion can mean catastrophe for buildings. This guide shows you where to look for water damage that might be hiding beneath the surface. Inspect each of the locations on the map below at least once a year to ensure your building is safe from the elements.  \nStart preventing unnecessary damage now. If you notice tell-tale signs of water intrusion, do not hesitate to call J2 . Our initial consultation is always free.  \nAREAS TO INSPECT  \nTake a look at each of these spots on your building:  \n1. Roof membrane & slope  \n2. Parapet cap flashing & joints  \n3. Roof-to-wall flashing or diverter  \n4. Roof scuppers  \n5. Belly band flashing  \n6. Window sills  \n7. Soffit  \n8. Gutters and downspout  \n9. Rail attachments  \n10. Window/door trim  \n11. Deck slope and drainage  \n12. Deck membranes  \n13. Vent penetration  \n14. Siding  \n15. Window/door head flashing  \n16. Base of wall  \n17. Door thresholds  \n18. Plaza deck drains  \n19. Plaza deck waterproofing  \n20. Dissimilar cladding interface  \n21. Planter waterproofing  \n22. Below grade waterproofing  \n23. Foundation & site drainage/grading  \nWHAT TO LOOK FOR  \nLook for these signs of water intrusion:  \n• Organic growth  \n• Buildup of debris  \n• Staining  \n• Discoloration  \n• Corrosion  \n• Wood decay  \n• Cracking  \n• Swelling & bulging  \n• Condensation  \n• Peeling paint  \n23  \n2  \n© 2020 J2 Building Consultants [www.J2CONSULTANTS.com](www.J2CONSULTANTS.com)  \n\n| \u003Cbr>BUILDING MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| FEATURES | Every Spring | Every Fall | Annually | Every 2\u003Cbr>Years | Every 3 Years | Every 5 Years | Every 10 Years | After Storms | Estimated Life (years) |\n| Vinyl Siding |  |  |  |  | Wash |  |  |  | 30 |\n| Hardi Siding |  |  | Inspect |  |  |  |  |  | 40 |\n| Wood Siding |  |  | Inspect |  |  |  |  |  | 40 |\n| Brick/Stone\u003Cbr>Siding |  |  | Inspect |  |  | Wash, tuckpoint, reseal |  |  | 40 |\n| Stucco Siding |  |  | Inspect |  |  |  | Recoat | Wash, reseal,\u003Cbr>treat | 20 |\n| EIFS Siding |  |  | Inspect |  |  |  |  | Wash, reseal,\u003Cbr>treat | 20 |\n| Exterior Paint |  |  |  |  | Wash |  | Repaint |  | 7 |\n| Roof | Inspect, Clean | Inspect, Clean | Check + Reseal Penetrations | Remove moss |  |  |  | Inspect, Clean | 20 |\n| Scuppers/Drains | Inspect, Clean | In","cbCain7al2esYLvM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain7al2esYLvM","pdf",1064260,"English","# Introduction\n## What’s Inside\n## Before You Start\n## Call Us for Help\n# Do-It-Yourself Condominium Inspection\n## Areas to Inspect\n## What to Look For\n# Building Maintenance Schedule\n# Building Maintenance Checklist","[{\"question\":\"How often should the building be inspected for water intrusion?\",\"answer\":\"Inspect each mapped location at least once a year to help ensure the building is protected from the elements.\"},{\"question\":\"Which areas are recommended for inspection in the guide?\",\"answer\":\"The guide lists locations including roof membrane and slope, flashing and joints, roof scuppers, window sills, soffit, gutters and downspouts, deck membranes, vents, siding, and the base of wall.\"},{\"question\":\"What signs of water intrusion should be looked for?\",\"answer\":\"Look for organic growth, debris buildup, staining, discoloration, corrosion, wood decay, cracking, swelling and bulging, condensation, and peeling paint.\"}]","Do-It-Yourself Condominium Inspection + Maintenance Guide - Home exterior inspection - maintenance schedule - checklist | PDF"]