Condominium owners associations (COAs) are usually responsible for maintaining and repairing roofs, exterior walls, and other building envelope components. If the building envelope has not been designed or constructed properly, water will find its way into the building and attack studs, sheathing, and other structural components that hold the building up. The resulting decay, hidden between the exterior and interior walls, may go undetected for years.   Read the article……………………

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