our services

Air Barrier

Air barriers are critical components of a building envelope, preventing uncontrolled air
movement and moisture infiltration.

• Fluid Applied: A spray- or roller-applied liquid membrane that dries to form a continuous, seamless air and moisture barrier. Ideal for complex surfaces and
  penetrations.
• Sheet Applied: Pre-manufactured, self-adhered, or mechanically fastened membranes that create a reliable air and moisture barrier. Best for projects requiring immediate protection after installation.

Below-Grade Waterproofing

Below grade waterproofing is a protective system designed to prevent water and moisture from infiltrating structures located below ground level, such as basements, foundations, tunnels, and retaining walls. This critical component ensures the structural integrity and longevity of buildings while protecting interiors from water damage and mold.

• Fluid Applied: A liquid-based waterproofing material that creates a seamless barrier against moisture and groundwater intrusion. Ideal for complex geometries and penetrations.
• Sheet Applied: Pre-formed waterproofing membranes that provide a consistent thickness and robust protection against water infiltration. Often used in high-water table areas and commercial foundations.

Underslab Waterproofing Membrane: A specialized waterproofing system installed beneath concrete slabs to block groundwater, vapor intrusion, and contaminants. Often used in basements, tunnels, and other below-grade structures to prevent moisture damage and maintain a dry interior environment.

Vapor Intrusion Mitigation System (VIMS): A system designed to prevent harmful soil gases—such as radon, methane, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs)—from entering a building through its foundation. These systems typically include vapor barriers, venting layers, and passive or active depressurization methods to protect indoor air quality.

Blindside Waterproofing: A pre-applied waterproofing system installed before concrete is poured, typically against soil retention systems. This method ensures full adhesion to the concrete and provides superior protection in below-grade applications where traditional waterproofing is not accessible post-construction.

Expansion Joints & Joint Sealants

Expansion Joints are structural gaps in buildings, bridges, and concrete slabs designed to allow movement caused by thermal expansion, seismic activity, and settling. Expansion joints are sealed with elastomeric materials, metal covers, or compression seals to prevent water infiltration and maintain structural integrity.

Joint Sealants are flexible sealants (caulking) used to fill and protect expansion joints, control joints, and cracks in concrete and masonry. These sealants prevent water infiltration, accommodate movement, and provide long-lasting durability in various environmental conditions.

Traffic Coatings

High-performance protective coatings applied to concrete surfaces exposed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic. These coatings provide waterproofing, abrasion resistance, and protection from chemicals such as de-icing salts and automotive fluids. Commonly used on parking decks, pedestrian walkways, and balconies.

Hot Applied Membrane

A rubberized asphalt waterproofing system that is heated and applied as a liquid, forming a seamless and highly durable membrane. This method is commonly used on roofs, plazas, parking decks, and below-grade applications to provide long-term waterproofing protection.

Thru-Wall Flashing

A waterproofing component integrated into masonry walls to direct water away from the structure. Typically made of stainless steel, copper, or flexible membranes, thru-wall flashing ensures proper drainage and prevents water related damage inside the building. Properly installed thru-wall flashing is a must in masonry facades. Improperly detailed thru-wall flashing is a common cause of water leaks in masonry walls. Thru-wall flashing repair requires selected removal of the masonry.

Fire Stopping

A life-safety system used to seal penetrations in walls, floors, and ceilings, preventing the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases. Fire-stopping materials include fire-rated caulks, sealants, intumescent wraps, and fire-resistant boards, all designed to maintain the integrity of fire-rated assemblies.

Spray Foam Insulation

A high-performance insulation material that expands upon application, creating an airtight, moisture-resistant barrier. Spray foam improves energy efficiency, reduces sound transmission, and provides superior thermal insulation compared to traditional materials.

Paver System

Pavers are flat pieces of materials, such as concrete, stone, or brick, used as exterior flooring for outdoor surfaces like driveways, patios, walkways, and pool decks.

Restoration Services

Comprehensive repair and preservation services for aging or damaged structures. Restoration may include concrete repair, masonry restoration, waterproofing, and historical preservation efforts to extend the lifespan of buildings and infrastructure.

Tuckpointing
A masonry restoration technique that involves removing deteriorated mortar joints and replacing them with fresh mortar to strengthen brick and stone structures. Tuckpointing improves the structural integrity and aesthetic appearance of masonry walls while preventing water infiltration.

Brick Replacement
The removal and replacement of damaged or deteriorated bricks in masonry walls. This process restores the structural integrity and visual appeal of brickwork while maintaining historical or architectural consistency.

Stone Patching
The process of restoring damaged stone surfaces using specialized repair mortars or replacement stone. This technique is used to preserve the appearance and functionality of architectural stone elements.

Concrete and Masonry Crack Repairs
Techniques used to repair cracks in concrete slabs, walls, and masonry structures. Repair methods include epoxy injection, polyurethane sealants, and structural reinforcement to prevent further deterioration and water intrusion.

Tendon Repairs
Repair and replacement of damaged post-tension or pre-stressed tendons in concrete structures. This service is critical for maintaining the structural integrity of bridges, parking decks, and high-rise buildings.

Bearing Pad Repairs and Replacement
The restoration or replacement of elastomeric or neoprene bearing pads, which help accommodate movement and load distribution in bridges, buildings, and parking structures. Proper maintenance of bearing pads ensures long-term structural stability.

Elevator Pit Leak Repairs & Restoration

A specialized waterproofing and repair service for elevator pits, which are vulnerable to groundwater infiltration. Methods include epoxy injection, crystalline waterproofing, and external membrane applications to ensure long-term protection against leaks and structural damage. Elevator Pits must be dry in order to pass state inspection. A common misconception is that the sump in an elevator pit is there for water leaks, however, elevator pit sumps are for flood events. Our leak repair and restoration service will provide an elevator pit that is dry and in a “like new” condition.

Roof Repairs

Inspection, maintenance, and repair of commercial roofing systems using certified materials and techniques from leading manufacturers. Services may include patching leaks, replacing damaged sections, and applying protective coatings to extend the life of the roof.

Leak Investigation & Report

A detailed assessment of water intrusion issues, including diagnostic testing, moisture mapping, and expert recommendations for remediation. This service helps identify the root causes of leaks and provides solutions for long-term waterproofing.