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Week of February 14, 2005

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* Demand for Rental Housing Poised for Improvements in 2005
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* Senate Passes Class Action Bill, House Approval Expected This Week
* Housing Snapshot

President's Message

* NAHB Is Your Business Partner

Housing Politics

* President Proposes Spartan Spending on Some Housing Programs
* Builders Support OSHA Reform Package
* Builders Support Congressional Efforts to Improve Endangered Species Act
* NAHB Ad Campaign Targets Congress for Support

Housing and Economics

* Eye on the Economy

Business Management

* Survey Finds Contractors Often Underestimate Expenses
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20 Clubs

* Builder 20 Clubs Help Maximize Benefits of NAHB Membership

Multifamily

* NAHB Statistical Model Helps Identify Apartment Features That Bring Higher Rents
* Apartment Builder Andrew Chaban Honored for Affordable Housing Advocacy

Small Builders and Remodelers

* A Cool Kitchen Checklist to Wow Your Clients
* Kitchens, ‘Hiving’ and Financing to Drive Remodeling Trends in 2005
* Will You Be the Next Remodelor™ of the Month?

Building Systems

* Covenants Prohibiting ‘Prefabricated’ Housing Can Unintentionally Exclude Systems-Built Homes

Seniors Housing

* Marketing, Customer Satisfaction, Design to Be Featured at Senior Housing Symposium

Education

* Take Advantage of National Designation Month — Before It Ends

Research

* Report Calls Smart Kitchens a ‘Technology to Watch’

State and Local

* Florida Builders Determined to Continue Fight Against ‘Outrageously High’ School Impact Fee
* New Hampshire Takes Up Regulation and Licensing to Curb Contractor Abuse

Workforce Housing

* Accommodative Zoning Helps Developer Build Affordable Homes in Newport News

Labor

* Proposed Budget Would Cut Job Corps Funding, Move Youthbuild to Labor Department
* Freddie Mac and NAHB Student Chapter Job Site Events Focus on Housing for Working Families

Building Products

* 30-Year Warranty Offered on EIFS Residential Systems

Builder's Engineer

* Dip in the Road

Building News Coast To Coast

Association News & Events

* HomeAid and ‘Extreme Makeover’ Build Transitional Shelter for Two Denver Families
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30-Year Warranty Offered on EIFS Residential Systems

Dryvit has developed an exclusive 30-year warranty for builders who use its two residential Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS), the manufacturer announced at last month’s International Builders’ Show in Orlando, Fla.

Headquartered in West Warwick, R.I., Dryvit is a member of the National Council of the Housing Industry — the Supplier 100 of NAHB.

“We were the first to bring EIFS to the U.S. market, and now we’re the first to bring an EIFS warranty product of this significance to the residential market,” said Tony Stall, the company’s vice president of marketing.

The two systems covered by the warranty are:


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  • Residential MD System®. Engineered specifically for residential construction, the system incorporates a drainage plane between the secondary weather-resistive barrier and the insulation board that allows for incidental water to weep to the exterior. The system’s insulation board substantially increases energy efficiency, the manufacturer says, and provides design flexibility for such exterior details as entranceways, window borders, arches, columns and sculptured looks.
  • Spring MD System® features insulation board that is mechanically fastened over a code-approved weather barrier over plywood or OSB substrate with fasteners that provide maximum wind load performance. A drainage plane between the secondary weather barrier and the insulation board creates channels for a quick exit of incidental moisture.

The 30-year warranty applies to the construction of one- and two-family homes.

To be eligible, builders must be an NAHB member; possess applicable state and local licenses; conform to all applicable state general liability coverage requirements; attend a Dryvit EIFS program for home builders; and possess a current Dryvit Residentail MF or Spring MD listing.

The EIFS installer must possess a current Dryvit listing and a current AWCI EIFSmart certificate.

For more information, click here, or call 800-556-7752.

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