Why should an expert inspect the EIFS on a home?

If EIFS is not designed & installed properly, water can get into the walls at seams, like windows and doors, or where the EIFS joins other building materials like the roof or chimney. This incidental moisture can get trapped behind the stucco and damage the underlying materials. This results in mold & wood rot.

The only way to determine if elevated moisture and EIFS defects are present is for a certified EIFS inspector to do an inspection with moisture detecting equipment. Our EIFS inspections are performed by AWCI certified inspectors who provide detailed reports showing any problems found. This will help protect your investment well into the future.

Many insurance companies now also require specialized EIFS inspections to obtain and/or maintain homeowner’s insurance. Modern Wall System’s detailed EIFS inspections and thorough reports are designed to fully satisfy these requirements.

Added Value for Commercial Clients

• Energy and Maintenance Savings
  A thorough inspection identifies insulation or air barrier issues, maintaining optimal energy efficiency and reducing utility bills. Preventative maintenance also keeps your exterior looking professional and extends the lifespan of your investment.​
• Comprehensive Reporting and Guidance
  Modern Wall Systems provides clear, actionable inspection reports detailing findings and priority repairs. These reports aid in satisfying insurance or regulatory requirements and guide any necessary follow-up work to ensure façade durability.​
• Commitment to Quality and Long-Term Performance
  With a focus on commercial clients, Modern Wall Systems helps building owners protect their assets, meet legal requirements, and maintain tenant satisfaction by ensuring a high-performing, attractive exterior cladding system.​

Choosing Modern Wall Systems for EIFS inspections means benefiting from local experience, commitment to industry best practices, and thoroughness—ensuring the safety, efficiency, and long-term value of your commercial property.