Exterior Insulation and Finishing System (EIFS)
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Do not compromise your investment, we are the right company to help you, we have a highly qualified team to do this type of project. Contact us to evaluate your property and provide you with a free estimate.
6 Benefits of the EIFS System
Energy efficiency
It allows savings in electricity consumption, which can be more than 40% in air conditioners or heaters.
Water Resistant
The EIFS, correctly installed, creates an excellent moisture barrier that prevents rainwater from entering the interior of the house.
Flexible, durable, and lightweight
The high mechanical grade prevents cracking in the finish, durability, and resistance to dirt, and mildew to maintain a clean appearance.
Humidity control
The coating with the best performance in relation to thermal and humidity control against any conventional wall.
Fire Testing
EIFS has passed major fire resistance tests required by building codes; complying with the standards established with each test.
Easy maintenance
Dust is usually cleaned with pressurized water.
Elements that make up the EIFS system
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The waterproofing provides protection on the outer face of the coating, repels moisture to keep the building dry.
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Used to “glue” the insulation board to the exterior wall surface.
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They grip the insulation board and hold it steady.
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Made of polystyrene or mineral wool which is secured to the exterior wall surface.
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Reinforces the entire structure preventing cracks from being generated.
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This forms the inner portion of the primary moisture barrier.
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This forms the outer portion of the primary moisture barrier.
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