How do I know if my home has defective or problem Chinese-made drywall?

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Q: How do I know if my home has defective or problem Chinese-made drywall?

Currently there are no definitive actions listed by the Consumer Product Saftey Commission.

Here are a few suggestions:

Contact your homebuilder and ask what materials were used in the contruction of your home
It is connected with noxious sulfur odors, also described as a "rotten egg-like" smell
Health symptoms such as: nose bleeds, respiratory problems, headaches, sinus problems
Corrosion and blackening of certain metals in your home
Frequent failure of electrical and piping systems, such as air conditioning units
Drywall in your home has a distinct foreign label

Example of A/C affected by Chinese Drywall

Chinese Dryall Label

Download our free 5 Step guide, which consists of tests you can perform to do your own Chinese drywall investigation. For more informatioin or questions you have about defective Chinese drywall contact us toll free 1-866-573-6691 or e-mail us.

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