Its already a Zip. Essentially I have IA email archiver watching a service email that gets these Zip files. IA then drops it into the Repo, which then I want to export it to a folder to have a zip program extract it. I could do it with exchange but I would need to buy more software. We already have almost everything LF is offering! 

If it is a ZIP in the repository, than all you need to use is the Electronic Document method for the document exporter.

Something like docExporter.ExportElecDoc(doc, path);

What code are you using that is creating a second ZIP file?

I'm using

 ExportElectronic(doc, exportFolder);

currently. 

    // Write your code here. The BoundEntryInfo property will access the entry, RASession will get the Repository Access session
    try
    {
        // Get Setting for Exporting Image Documents
        String sImageToPDF = "False";
        // Get Path to Windows Folder for Exports
        String exportFolder = "C:\\LF Export For Zip Files";
        // Ensure the Destination folder exists
        System.IO.DirectoryInfo di = new System.IO.DirectoryInfo(exportFolder);
        if (!di.Exists)
        {
            // Create missing folder(s)
            di.Create();
        }
        // Only Export Documents
        if (IsEntryDocument(BoundEntryInfo))
        {
            // Get DocumentInfo object
            using (DocumentInfo doc = (DocumentInfo)BoundEntryInfo)
            {
                if (IsElectronicDocument(doc)) // Check if it is an electronic document
                {
                    // Export the electronic Portion of the document
                    ExportElectronic(doc, exportFolder);
                }
                else if (HasImagePages(doc)) // Check for Image pages
                {
                    if (sImageToPDF.ToLower() == "true")
                    {
                        // Export images to PDF
                        ExportImageDocumentToPDF(doc, exportFolder);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // Export images to TIFF
                        ExportImageDocument(doc, exportFolder);
                    }