Water is not reliably directed around and out of a wall opening.
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Evidence weakening it
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Water or staining around a window
Separate exterior flashing failure, sealant defects, condensation and wall drainage problems by weather direction and location.
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Fit index compares this profile’s evidence. It is not a probability and does not prove a hidden condition.
A perimeter joint has split, detached or exceeded its movement capacity.
Evidence supporting it
No strong confirming clue has been added yet.
Evidence weakening it
No direct contradiction is active yet.
Water entering behind cladding has no continuous path to drain outward.
Evidence supporting it
No strong confirming clue has been added yet.
Evidence weakening it
No direct contradiction is active yet.
Moist indoor air reaches a surface below its dew point and deposits liquid water.
Evidence supporting it
No strong confirming clue has been added yet.
Evidence weakening it
No direct contradiction is active yet.
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Where does water appear first?
Entry location helps separate flashing from condensation.
