Anonymous
05/28/2023 01:08
Subject: Re:Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Either the house was really badly built or it's settling in a really bad way. I hope it's the former as that can be fixed fairly easily.
Nonsense. All houses settle a bit, it's normal for there to be drywall pops.
Nope. A few are normal. If you have a 3,000 sq foot house, 20-30 pops are ok. People like us had every single screw come out. That’s not a minor repair!
Anonymous
05/28/2023 01:05
Subject: Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
We had about 1,000-1,200 screws pop out in our new house. Most very visible. Drywall cracked in many cases as screws came out.
That drywall guy is everywhere. I bet he did your hour OP. I researched the heck out of this and never found a reason. Contractor and drywall company took off, never honored warranty and it cost $35,000 to repair and repaint all walls and ceilings.
It sucks. I wish I knew what caused it.
That drywall guy is everywhere. I bet he did your hour OP. I researched the heck out of this and never found a reason. Contractor and drywall company took off, never honored warranty and it cost $35,000 to repair and repaint all walls and ceilings.
It sucks. I wish I knew what caused it.
Anonymous
05/26/2023 20:43
Subject: Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
Anonymous wrote:Cheap installation
No, it's not, it's just that things swell and contract with the weather and shift over time. It's fine, OP. Your house will not fall apart.
Anonymous
05/26/2023 17:57
Subject: Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
It happened to us when we put on Hardee Plank siding. It’s much heavier and the house settled.
Anonymous
05/26/2023 17:53
Subject: Re:Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You also may see drywall tape seams appear over time, another common artifact of new homes settling. It's not necessarily indicative of poor craftsmanship or low quality, but is in the nature of new construction.
Not always. A big portion of it is what level of finish is specified, 0-5.
Tape comes loose because it loses adhesion with the drywall behind it. It can be because it was never fully adhered, the underlying drywall has moved, or water has gotten between them. The finish level determines how much mud is over the tape, which has no bearing on how well adhered it is.
Anonymous
05/26/2023 14:38
Subject: Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
No you don't bang them in the will pop out again. You have to put a screw in next to them
Anonymous
05/26/2023 14:37
Subject: Re:Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
Anonymous wrote:You also may see drywall tape seams appear over time, another common artifact of new homes settling. It's not necessarily indicative of poor craftsmanship or low quality, but is in the nature of new construction.
Not always. A big portion of it is what level of finish is specified, 0-5.
Anonymous
05/26/2023 00:24
Subject: Nail pops everywhere - pls advise
Happening on my house too, but in the areas that were renovated (by someone else). House was built in the 60s.