Building Consultant
Bubbles are fun in a bath but not on your freshly painted siding. Let’s break this issue down. Bubbles forming under the paint can indicate poor adhesion, likely due to poor surface preparation. When paint doesn’t properly adhere to the surface, it can trap
If it’s red – there’s lead! We tested this window last week. Are you buying an older home (prior to 1978)? Your real estate agent will ask you to sign a lead paint disclosure statement (An EPA-approved information pamphlet on identifying and controlling lead-based paint hazards) encouraging you to consider having your home tested for lead based paint.