Synthetic stucco hides moisture damage until it's expensive. We inspect, test, and document the condition of your EIFS or hard-coat stucco system — so you know exactly what you're dealing with.
Most EIFS problems don't show up on the surface until they're already expensive. Here's what we're actually looking for.
Hairline cracks and impact damage break the water-resistive barrier, letting moisture behind the finish coat where it can sit for months unnoticed.
The surface can look fine while the sheathing underneath is saturated. We use moisture meters at known failure points to check what you can't see.
Missing kickout flashing, poor sealant joints, and incorrect terminations around windows and doors are the most common install defects we find.
Long-term moisture intrusion softens sheathing and framing. We flag soft spots and probe where readings suggest it's warranted.
Whether you're buying a home, settling an insurance claim, or just noticing a stain, we assess the parts of the wall that actually fail.
Non-destructive and probe-based moisture readings at seams, penetrations, and terminations where water most often gets in.
We check window and door terminations, kickout flashing, and sealant joints — the first places EIFS systems typically fail.
A clear, photo-documented report you can use in negotiations, disclosures, or insurance conversations.
For new construction or recent re-clads, we verify the system was installed to manufacturer specification.
If damage is found, we outline what actually needs repair — so contractor quotes are working from the same facts.
Findings organized in a format adjusters and attorneys can use, with clear photo references.
Three steps, usually completed within a week of your call.
Call, text, or send photos of your concern. We'll tell you upfront whether an inspection makes sense before you pay for one.
We walk the exterior, take moisture readings at known failure points, and photograph anything of concern.
Within one business day, you'll have a written report with findings, photos, and — if needed — next steps.
Based in Virginia Beach — local inspections across Hampton Roads, and national travel inspections available.
A few things worth reading before your inspection, or if you're just trying to understand what's going on with your walls.
The visible warning signs — staining, soft spots, discoloration — that suggest it's time to get an inspection.
Read more →A walkthrough of what you'll actually receive — photos, findings, and how to read the moisture readings.
Read more →What to ask the seller, what to expect from a pre-purchase inspection, and when to walk away.
Read more →Send us a few details and we'll get back to you within one business day — or just call.