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08-17-2011 - Water intrusion repair
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� Integrity <br /> Home I'ro�ects, Inc. <br /> Project#29-11-003, Permit Scope of Work <br /> Peggy Kadlec <br /> 2726 Caroline Avenue <br /> Wayzata, MN 55391 <br /> August 17, 2011 <br /> Water Intrusion Repair Project Sco�e: <br /> DEMOLIT[ON AND S[TE PREPARATION <br /> • Work is planned to be done with deck ledger remaining in-place <br /> o No deck framing or ceiling joist framing is planned to be removed and replaced. If <br /> rotted ceiling joists are discovered, additional costs will be incurred. <br /> • Install temporary structural support walls approximately 3 feet inside and outside of header <br /> repair wall. <br /> 0 2x 12 load spreading plate to be set on screen porch tile to minimize stress on floor <br /> • Install dust protection barrier poly on temp walls to isolate work area <br /> • Apply RamBoard floor protection on screen porch tile floor in work area <br /> • Apply Carpet Shield floor protection on interior basement floor in work area <br /> • Remove casing and trim moulding from interior of lower level patio door and side-lites—set <br /> aside for re-use <br /> • Remove drywall from interior wall above lower patio door and side-lites <br /> • Remove drywall from interior ceiling approximately 3 feet in from wall above lower level <br /> patio door and side-lites. <br /> • Remove bilt-rite sheathing from exterior wall above and beside lower level patio door and <br /> side-lites. <br /> � Remove any fiberglass batt insulation that has been compromised by water intrusion <br /> • Remove lower level patio door and side-lites, set aside for re-install. <br /> o Note: patio door frames may be rotted from water exposure. If new doors or door <br /> repairs are required, additional costs will be incurred. <br /> • Remove header, rotted cripple studs and rotted section of plates above and below header for <br /> lower level patio door. <br /> • Remove rotted section of 2x12 rim joist. Anticipate 32" section to be removed and replaced <br /> (2 joist spaces) <br /> • Remove and dispose of demolition materials <br /> EXCAVATION, FOOTINGS, BLOCK, STONE, MASONRY <br /> • None planned <br /> FRAMING/CARPENTRY/INSULATION <br /> • Install replacement section of 2x12 rim joist,#2 or better grade SPF <br /> • Install replacement section of double top plate, cripple studs and upper header plate <br /> • [nstall new header, 2-ply 9 '/4' x 1.75" LVL(microlam) <br /> • Install new mid-span bearing support trimmer studs, one pair is known to be rotten, but plan <br /> to replace both pairs <br /> • Spray all internal wall surfaces exhibiting mold with PCG Pro-cleanT"' and spray all surfaces <br /> exposed to moisture intrusion with MycoDyneT"' mold preventative <br /> • [nstall new bilt-rite sheathing <br /> � Re-install patio doors and side-lites. Butyl seal wrap included <br /> Page 2 of 4 <br />
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