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Phone: (513) 683-0733

Address: 76 W Fosters Maineville Rd, Maineville, OH 45039

Website: http://fineganinspectionservices.com

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Kitchen Remodeling
Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
HEAD FLASHING: Above windows and doors there are “head” flashings required in some EIFS systems. The specific manufacturer of the EIFS system will detail the need for and the type of as well as the installation of the head flashing needed. It is not required in all applications, but recommended.
Drywalls
While a new construction inspection can be conducted at any point during the home construction process, we recommend inspections be conducted before backfill of the foundation, before the drywall is installed, and immediately before closing on the home. Other inspections, such as an inspection of how the brick is being installed on the home, can be added.
Framing
The predrywall inspection includes the framing systems, and the mechanical rough-ins for the electrical, HVAC, and plumbing systems. It also includes a floor joist inspection for types of materials, material conditions, installation techniques, and any cuts or holes in the materials or span/spacings. All framing conditions for construction and installation in all wall areas are inspected.
Tile Installation
Fireplaces
With over 29 years of residential inspecting experience, Terry Finegan's professional and objective visual examination of a home, including the roof and any fireplaces, is informative for our clients as to a home's features or any areas requiring future attention. Our comprehensive reports are 40-60 pages, narrative style, with explanatory photos and details. A break-out summary of items recommended for repair or attention are listed at the beginning of each report.

New Construction
Exterior Insulated Finished System, or EIFS, was developed in Europe after World War II as an efficient and beautiful means of cladding the exterior of homes and buildings. Also commonly referred to as 'synthetic stucco', this unique and lovely finish entered the American commercial market market during the 1970's before its introduction into residential construction.

Landscaping and Fencing

Walkways
Commercial inspections cover a variety of issues, from the parking facilities and the condition/composition of the pavements and walkways to the overall structure of the building or multi-family apartment units. Items inspected are...

Window Installation/Replacement
Essentially, an EIFS inspection is a detailed and documented inspection of the synthetic stucco exterior cladding. Following EDI (Exterior Design Institute, or www.exterior-design-inst.com) protocols, moisture readings are taken under all doors and windows, wall penetrations, and any decking. All results are documented and photographed for compilation into an easy-to-read report. Initially, moisture readings are taken using a surface meter, called a Tramex meter. If an area is found to consistently register with a high moisture reading, then it is probed, using a Delmhorst probe. The minute holes created by this probe are immediately patched with a matching or clear caulk making the probe insertion points undetectable.
Gutters
DIVERTER FLASHING: At locations where lower roofs intersect the vertical plane of a wall surface at the eave line, there must be a specific type of flashing installed at the intersection location of the eave and the wall. This flashing looks like a bent “L” on its side. It is installed prior to the ACMV installation. The diverter, (also known as a kick out” flashing), design is to push roof water away from the wall surface and into the gutter. Because this area is a significant water entry point behind many wall envelope surfaces such as ACMV and EIFS systems, the diverter must be installed properly so that it can successfully direct water away from the wall surfaces and into the gutters.
Siding
Residential Roof Repair
We conduct roof inspections of all different sizes and styles of roofing materials, from shingles to tile or slate.The inspection focuses upon...
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
Residential Roof Inspection

Insulation
Synthetic stucco, when applied and installed correctly, presents a beautiful exterior finish while providing ample interior insulative dividends. The stucco itself is comprised of three layers; insulation board, base coat, and finish coat.
Masonry
Have a home with a stone veneer, technically known as ACMV (Adhered Concrete Masonry Veneer) and are concerned about its installation or current condition? We can help with inspecting and diagnosing any issues and recommending or overseeing any restoration procedures.
Caulking
BACKER ROD: Around virtually all windows, doors, and other wall penetrations, there must be a gap of approximately 1/2” in which a flexible closed-cell type of foam plastic rod is inserted into the joint cavity at a specific distance from the outside face of the joint. This is accomplished prior to the application of the caulking so as to provide proper expansion and contraction and limit the depth of the sealant application.

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