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Project Manacanmt June 18, 2010
RE: 11947 NC Hwy 27 W - Harnett County, North Carolina
Project No 02010050
To Whom It May Concern:
An inspection was made of said residence on June 17th to determine its
structural adequacy. The structure in general, is in sound structural condition.
There are no signs of overstressed roof or floor framing and there is no
evidence of excessive wear due to lateral instability. The pier foundation is
adequate and the anchors are sufficient for lateral resistance. The following
items are areas of structural deficiency that needed modifications:
Water Damage - There are areas where water damage has rotted sections of
the flooring and stud walls. All rotted members must be replaced. The
contractor has identified these areas and in the process of replacing all
damaged flooring and studs. Thee are sections of the roof that have also
experienced water damage. All rotted or dampened sheathing will be replaced
with 1/2" " sheathing and a new 2x6 rafter will be attached to existing 2x6 rafters
in damaged areas.
Interior Bearing Wall - There are sections of the interior bearing wall that are
not adequately support, at the master bedroom and in the smaller bedroom
area, respectively. For the master bedroom area, 2x4 studs 0 16" oc will be
installed with (2) 2x4 header over the door with double stud door framing. In
the smaller bedroom area (2)2x3 studs will replace the existing damaged 2x3
studs. The ceiling framing that has slightly sagged will be jacked to proper
elevation before new stud installation.
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in conclusion, with modifications implemented as noted the structure will
meets the requirements of the North Carolina Regulations for Manufactured
Homes (NCRMH) and the 2009 NC Residential Code (NCRC).
Please call if you have any further questions,
Regards,
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Jerome Rufaro Redmond, PE
Principal Structural Engineer
Jerome Rufaro Redmond. PE
Architectural Engineer
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