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These standards are by no means an exhaustive list and is meant as a base standard of work. Unique situations will arise, please direct any questions towards the Project Manager or Superintendent.
NOTE: Job site interior and exterior must be left clean at time of completion.
EXPECTATIONS
EXPECTATIONS
MATERIALS
Placement and careÂ
Starter strip
J channelÂ
Lap siding
Batton siding
Shakes
PVC metal trim coil
No damaged pannels to be installed
No blow outs from overdriving hammer or rouge nails
NAILING AND OVERLAP
Nail spacing must be a minimum of 16â O.C.
Snap control lines for straight installation
Stair step for offset installation
Seams should not be visable from approach angle to door
CLEANLINESS
Pencil marks and mud cleaned off siding especially on 2 story builds
Extra material uncut must be stacked neatly in level area
All cut pieces not used in installation must be thrown away
All nails, scraps, metal, siding, paper and waste must be picked up before leaving job
No nails left in driveway or pathways of travel
Caulking must be wiped off finish surface
FINAL PRODUCT
Lap siding is level and clear of mud and damage
Vinyl flashing is visible underneath the decks
Transition points are clean and secure around doors
Minimal seams in approach angle to main doors
Batton siding and shakes free of damage and clean
Vented and solid soffit level not sagging or pushed up
6x6 posts caulked on all 4 sides around metal wrapped beamÂ
Siliconed around all penetrationsÂ
Fixtures level and not crooked
Shutters installed with factory screws and not overtightenedÂ
HOUSE MODELS
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B- Plan
C- Plan
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SIDING FUNDAMENTALS
SIDING FUNDAMENTALS
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MATERIALS
MATERIALS
Placement and care
Starter strip
J channel
Lap siding
Batton siding
ShakesÂ
PVC metal trim coil
No damaged panels to be installed
No blow outs from overdriving hammer or rouge nails
SEAM OVERLAP & NAIL SPACING
SEAM OVERLAP & NAIL SPACING
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Seams of metal lapping away not visible from entryway.
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Trim nails neatly stacked not over driven.
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No visible seams from approach angle.Â
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No visible seams from approach angle.
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CLEANLINESS
CLEANLINESS
Pencil marks and mud cleaned off siding especially on 2 story builds
Extra material uncut must be stacked neatly in level area
All cut pieces not used in installation must be thrown away
All nails, scraps, metal, siding, paper and waste must be picked up before leaving job
No nails left in driveway or pathways of travel
Caulking must be wiped off finish surface
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Clean tight cuts around light boxes.
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Unused boxes of siding set apart for return
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Clean tight cuts around light boxes
FINAL PRODUCT
FINAL PRODUCT
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All framing covered by metal down length of eves.
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Bird boxes are even on either side of the gable.
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Lap siding lines align wrapping around corners.
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Shutters only on front full-size windows
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Shutters only on front full-size windows
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Ensure there are clean transitions around the crawlspace door.
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Siding is level and trim metal is free of dents.
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Tightly wrapped window minimal gapping.
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Flat, no bow, no bubble, textbook install.Â
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Ensure the finish nails are driven through the underside of the finishing piece.
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Metal intersects cleanly with corner.Â
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Metal wrapped beam only has one seam down the entire length.Â
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Front porch detail.
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Flood light on corner closest to driveway and approach stairs.
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Start ridgeline at the peak and run down.
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Vent detail
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Meter base detail
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Outlet detail
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Utility detail
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Shutter detail.
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Shutter and shake detail.
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Plumb cut metal and shakes tacked with trim nails.
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Light box detail.
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Make sure that vinyl flashing under porch decks are visible to home inspector.Â
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HOUSE MODELS
HOUSE MODELS
A PLAN
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A Plan Back Left
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A Plan Porch Detail
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A Plan Gable Detail
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B PLAN
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B Plan Porch Detail
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B Plan Gable Detail
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C PLAN
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C Plan Back Right
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C Plan Back Left
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C Plan Porch Detail
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C Plan Porch Detail
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C Plan Gable Detail
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D PLAN
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F PLAN (DUPLEX)
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D Plan Porch Detail
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D Plan Porch Detail
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D Plan Gable Detail
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F PLAN
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F Plan Porch Detail
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F Plan Gable Detail
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G PLAN
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