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Ponta Inc. is a California Corporation DBA Constructionplace.com.  Ponta was incorporated in 1999 by founder W. Gary Westernoff.

MISSION Empowering project owners and service, material and equipment providers to achieve their ultimate goals while helping the Construction Industry go Green with cutting-edge technology from project concept through completion.

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Performance Standard: None.

Corrective Measure: Broken glass not reported to the remodeler prior to acceptance of the job is the owner’s responsibility.


Performance Standard: Windows shall operate with reasonable ease. Residential aluminum, double- and single-hung, vertical-sliding windows shall require a maximum operating force of 35 pounds. Aluminum, horizontal-sliding windows shall require a maximum operating force of 20 pounds. Wood-frame windows of all types shall require a maximum operating force of 25 pounds.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will correct or repair as required to meet the performance standard.


Performance Standard: When a gutter is unobstructed by debris, the water level shall not exceed 1 inch in depth. Installing gutters with a 1/8-inch drop in one foot will generally prevent water from standing in the gutters. Even so, small amounts of water may remain in some sections of gutter for a short time after a rain.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will repair the gutter to meet the performance standard.

 


Performance Standard: Water shall drain from a flat roof except for minor ponding within 24 hours of a rainfall.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will take corrective action to assure proper drainage of the roof.


Performance Standard: Water shall not become trapped under roll roofing.

Corrective Measure: If water becomes trapped under roll roofing during the warranty period, the remodeler will repair or replace the roofing as necessary to meet the performance standard.

 


Performance Standard: The attic and crawl space shall be ventilated as required by the applicable building code.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will provide for adequate ventilation.

The remodeler is not responsible for actions by the owner that interfere with the ventilation system.

 


Performance Standard: Skylights shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions. Leaks resulting from product defects or improper installation are not acceptable. Condensation on interior surfaces is not a leak and is not covered.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will reinstall any improperly installed skylight and replace any defective skylight.

 


Performance Standard: Roofs and flashing shall not leak under normal conditions, except where the cause is determined to result from ice build-up or the owner’s actions or negligence.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will repair any verified roof or flashing leaks not caused by ice build-up or the owner’s actions or negligence.


Performance Standard: Attic vents and louvers shall not leak. However, infiltration of wind-driven rain and snow are not considered leaks and are beyond the control of the remodeler.

Corrective Measure: The remodeler will caulk and flash attic vents or louvers to eliminate leaks.

Discussion: Inlet and outlet vents should be provided for proper ventilation of the attic area. Inlet vents should be provided in the soffit area and outlet vents near the ridges. These vents will produce natural circulation regardless of wind direction.


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