JeanS2 (California)
Posts: 3
Posts: 3
Posted:
A contractor who does a lot of work for out building has informed us of a problem.
The ceilings in each unit- The ceilings are composed of dry wall squares (I hope that is the proper nomenclature) were nailed (the nails are not very long nor really thick- more like a staple) to the stud. He has informed us that the ceilings could collapse (and one did) and that we should replace the nails by drilling screws into the studs as is now required by the LA Department of Building and Safety.
My question has to do with the repainting of the ceilings: Is the Associaiton responsible for the repainting of the ceilings or is it a matter that the individual homeowner would be financially responsible?
A reply would be appreciated.
Jean Strauber
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The ceilings in each unit- The ceilings are composed of dry wall squares (I hope that is the proper nomenclature) were nailed (the nails are not very long nor really thick- more like a staple) to the stud. He has informed us that the ceilings could collapse (and one did) and that we should replace the nails by drilling screws into the studs as is now required by the LA Department of Building and Safety.
My question has to do with the repainting of the ceilings: Is the Associaiton responsible for the repainting of the ceilings or is it a matter that the individual homeowner would be financially responsible?
A reply would be appreciated.
Jean Strauber
[email protected]
Pls cc [email protected]