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We should have stayed in Utah! But Ontario seemed like a good idea at the time. So, the house is brick and the walls are balloon frame top to bottom. No insulation in the walls yet but the attic has some. Venting is only in the roof and soffits are all renovated with alluminum. The water has yet to make its way inside but is doing spectacular things on the brick outside. Is it heat from in the wall space causing the melting or is it the attic situation, or a bit of both? What should I do this summer when the attic space is 90 degrees and the water is flowing from me this time? Thanks
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We should have stayed in Utah! But Ontario seemed like a good idea at the time. So, the house is brick and the walls are balloon frame top to bottom. No insulation in the walls yet but the attic has some. Venting is only in the roof and soffits are all renovated with alluminum. The water has yet to make its way inside but is doing spectacular things on the brick outside. Is it heat from in the wall space causing the melting or is it the attic situation, or a bit of both? What should I do this summer when the attic space is 90 degrees and the water is flowing from me this time? Thanks