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STRUCTURAL ISSUES
Five documented construction defects found at 16004 Cody — each a contributing factor to the mold crisis experienced by the Cleary family.
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #1
Child's Bedroom Ceiling Failure
The feature ceiling in one of the children’s bedrooms is separating and coming apart.
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #2.1
Ongoing Kitchen Water Intrusion
Water has continued to drip into the kitchen for nearly a year, with no permanent resolution to the source of the intrusion.
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #2.3
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #2.2
Ongoing Kitchen Water Intrusion
Water has continued to drip into the kitchen for nearly a year, with no permanent resolution to the source of the intrusion.
Ongoing Kitchen Water Intrusion
Water has continued to drip into the kitchen for nearly a year, with no permanent resolution to the source of the intrusion.
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #3.1
Basement Flooding & Mold Development
The basement exercise room has experienced repeated flooding due to significant water intrusion. Initially, only one sump pump was installed. Two additional sump pumps were later added; however, the basement flooded again despite these measures. Subsequent moisture exposure contributed to mold development.
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #3.1
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #3.2
Basement Flooding & Mold Development
The basement exercise room has experienced repeated flooding due to significant water intrusion. Initially, only one sump pump was installed. Two additional sump pumps were later added; however, the basement flooded again despite these measures. Subsequent moisture exposure contributed to mold development.
Basement Flooding & Mold Development
The basement exercise room has experienced repeated flooding due to significant water intrusion. Initially, only one sump pump was installed. Two additional sump pumps were later added; however, the basement flooded again despite these measures. Subsequent moisture exposure contributed to mold development.
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #4
Sewage Backup & Drainage Defects
A sewage backup has occurred in the home. According to a local vendor inspection:
“The rigid TruSense camera indicated that the pipe was flat or reversed in multiple areas. The lack of proper slope, combined with joints that are not fully connected, is likely causing soft clogs that are leading to backups.”
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STRUCTURAL ISSUES #5
Sewage Backup & Drainage Defects
A section of the roof is exhibiting visible sagging, which is on the opposite side of structural issue #1, raising concerns about structural integrity and potential long-term performance issues.
This list represents only a portion of the known issues. We will continue to document and share additional findings as they are identified in an effort to keep the public informed.