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4221 KENWOOD CT

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What the public record says

The home had substantial siding & soffit wood rot and damanged identified during purchase inspections. Upon further evaluation, areas of the home were identified to have sub-par materials and additional water damage issues /or risk for more severe damage to the home.  In accordance to historic guidelines and COA documentation, the intent is to perform necessary siding repairs to the property using proper materials and practices to remedy shortcuts taken by previous owners of the property, where they focused on repair of smaller problem areas vs prioritizing the integrity of the property as a whole.  The work includes siding repair on the fromt and side of the home. Appropriate materials are of top priority. Color matching and attention to not alter or modify the facia of the home are of top priority for the home owner and his contractors.  Without this repair work, water would continue to enter the damage areas further enhancing the existing siding door rot and putting the home at higher risk of water damage, mold, and more severe complications if not immediately addressed & rectified.  The home owners focus is to maintain the structure of the home in optimal condition and to preserve its historic character by all means. The work is absolutely critical to this.

Permit typeDesign Review · NA
Declared job valueNot supplied
Permit recordHCLC-26-290
Related permitsHCLC-26-290

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