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Freehold 4.25: Exterior wood trim is split
Article type: FreeholdExterior wood trim may split; cracks visible from 6 m under normal lighting conditions, or cracks resulting in displacement or detachment, are not acceptable.
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FH 4.26: Exterior wood trim is bowed, Twisted or cupped
Article type: FreeholdExterior wood trim may warp, twist or cup. Loose trim or trim that falls off is not acceptable.
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FH 4.27: Paint on repaired areas doesn’t match
Article type: FreeholdRepainted areas shall match the original finished surface for colour, sheen and texture as closely as possible and be a properly painted surface. The repainted area shall be assessed by viewing, without magnification, from a minimum perpendicular distance of 1,500 mm under normal lighting conditions and from a normal viewing position. -
FH 4.28: Exterior paint, stain or clear finish blisters and peels
Article type: FreeholdExterior paint, stain or clear finishes shall not deteriorate to the extent of exposing the substrate beneath; surfaces subject to foot traffic are exempt from this requirement. -
FH 4.29: Exterior Paint or stain has faded
Article type: FreeholdExterior paints and stains shall not fade or discolour in an uneven or random manner. -
FH 4.30: Mould or mildew is visible on exterior painted surfaces
Article type: FreeholdWhen viewed from a perpendicular distance of 1,500 mm, painted or finished surfaces shall be free of visible mould and mildew.
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FH 4.31: Leak in Exterior wall
Article type: FreeholdThe building envelope shall be constructed to prevent water entry.
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FH 4.32: Thickness of vertical mortar joints are not uniform in brick or masonry units
Article type: FreeholdVertical mortar joint thickness shall appear uniform when viewed from a distance of no less than 6 m, and shall be 10 mm with a tolerance of -5 mm to +10 mm in accordance with the Building Code.
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FH 4.33: Exterior Lintels Not Primed Or Painted
Article type: FreeholdSteel angle lintels supporting masonry shall be protected from corrosion, as per the Ontario Building Code. Corrosion protection applied to lintels shall not deteriorate to the extent of exposing the unfinished steel beneath and lintels shall not rust within one year of the date of possession.
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FH 1.10: Cast-In-Place Concrete Foundation Wall is Cracked
Article type: FreeholdCracks resulting from normal shrinkage are acceptable; cracks in excess of 6 mm in width are not acceptable.
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FH 1.3: Concrete Surface is Flaking off
Article type: FreeholdConcrete surfaces shall not disintegrate to the extent that the aggregate is exposed under normal conditions of weathering and use.
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FH 1.1: Efflorescence (Typically a White Powder Film) Is Present on Concrete or Masonry Foundation Surfaces
Article type: FreeholdEfflorescence can occur on concrete and masonry foundation surfaces.
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FH 1.11: Condensation in Crawl Space
Article type: FreeholdCondensation shall not accumulate on crawl space interior surfaces. -
FH 1.12: Basement Wall or Floor is Damp
Article type: FreeholdDampness on wall or floor surfaces caused by capillary transport or condensation of water vapour may occur. Only actual water penetration through an opening in the wall or floor may be covered by the statutory warranty. -
FH 1.13: Foundation Wall Leaks
Article type: FreeholdFoundation walls shall allow no water penetration.