If that isn't fixed correctly, the corrosion will get worse over time until you get to the point that the mesh no longer serves its purpose and begins to detach from the house.

Bleach is extremely corrosive to humans and has cumulative affect when exposed.

Also reduces corrosion and buildup on the pipes.Did the occupied side of the duplex have a softener installed? 

Check the ARV's for corrosion etc., as it's imperative that the air/gases generated are passively removed.

Are their cast iron pipes, and is their corrosion, when was the main sewer line replaced between the street and the home?

I recommend that a corrosion analysis (I like to used the Baylis curve) should be done when you are doing due diligence for a park that has galvanized pipe.

Many will overlook the corrosive effect of the salt, but it will likely lead to systematic failure, and you want realize it until everything else is fixed.

Plumbing drain pipes - Plastic/PVC is ideal, cast iron means you will likely have corrosion inside of them and have more maintenance costs involved.

It looks like the side of the home (wall) already buckled.The top photo faucet already tells me about the corrosion and possibly plumbing issues under the home.

Model number is: XG40T06EC36U1) Our general contractor recently spotted some corrosion and leak on one of the water heaters.I'm not sure if this issue is related to another issue mentioned by our home inspector on the inspection report: Venting pipes for Both Units also showing improper pitch to chimney stack.