http://njeifs.com/index.html <b><font color="#990000">EIFS</font></b> is a synthetic building cladding material introduced to New Jersey in the early 1980s. It was designed to mimic the look of real stucco, yet be easier and cheaper for homebuilders to install. Unfortunately, EIFS has also brought with it a host of shortcomings, notably drainage and moisture intrusion problems on wood-frame residential construction that began to emerge in 1995. As these barrier EIFS systems began to fail, many families discovered extensive rotting around windows, doors and other external frame penetrations. Worse, others found substantial internal frame rotting and damage to their homes. Still others reported pest infestation and even extensive mold growth. That situation would be bad enough if it were a surprise. But, it wasn’t.<br> <br> <a href="lawyer-attorney-1033445.html"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><b><font color="#990000">In fact, they knew all along...</font></b></span></a> en-us Rich DeLuca 2008-06-09T13:04:07Z hourly 1 2005-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://njeifs.com/lawyer-attorney-1032113.html#contactform 1032113@njeifs.com Index2008-06-09T13:04:07Z http://njeifs.com/lawyer-attorney-1034603.html#customcontent_69<ul> <li class="category_64" id="fc"> <span style="font-weight:bold;color:#444;">EIFS Questions & Answers</span> <ul> <li><a href="lawyer-attorney-1033441.html">What is EIFS?</a> <li><a href="lawyer-attorney-1033442.html">Do I Have Stucco or EIFS?</a> <li><a href="lawyer-attorney-1033443.html">What Are the Proble 1034603@njeifs.com Index2008-06-09T13:04:07Z http://njeifs.com/lawyer-attorney-1132608.html#customcontent_84 1132608@njeifs.com Index2008-06-09T13:04:07Z