Our environmental practice is dedicated to understanding where environmental mitigation or risk transfer is needed; from the obvious to the obscure to ensure your insureds are protected. With expertise in industries as diverse as Manufacturing, Construction, and Healthcare, we understand where your clients are vulnerable to environmental losses and are focused on bringing you innovative solutions.
Our environmental practice is dedicated to understanding where environmental mitigation or risk transfer is needed; from the obvious to the obscure to ensure your insureds are protected. With expertise in industries as diverse as Manufacturing, Construction, and Healthcare, we understand where your clients are vulnerable to environmental losses and are focused on bringing you innovative solutions.
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Over the past several years, insurance coverage for Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS – pronounced EE-fiss) applicators and project owners has been difficult to obtain. Clients that are involved in EIFS in any manner – including general contractors, artisan contractors, architects and engineers, owner builders, and wrap programs – should be aware of considerations in the insurance marketplace.
EIFS is typically attached to the outside face of exterior walls with an adhesive (cementitious or acrylic based) or mechanical fasteners; adhesives are commonly used to attach EIFS to gypsum board, cement board, or concrete substrates. The supporting wall surface should be continuous (not “open framing”) and flat.
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