Building Envelope & Exterior Repairs
Sealant, membrane and exterior repairs for strata, commercial and residential buildings, from a team that maintains building exteriors across Metro Vancouver.
Most exterior failures start small: a cracked sealant joint, a lifting membrane, a gap around a window. We find them, fix them properly and document the work for your maintenance records. On taller buildings, we can work by rope access, which often avoids the cost and disruption of swing stages or lifts.
Scope of work
- Sealant and caulking replacement
- Balcony and deck membranes
- Trim, flashing and cladding repairs
- Window and door perimeter sealing
- Exterior repairs by rope access on mid- and high-rise buildings
- Work planned from depreciation reports and building condition assessments
Who this is for: Strata corporations, property managers, commercial landlords.
How it runs
- 01
Review
We walk the building, or review your depreciation report or condition assessment, to confirm the scope and priority of repairs.
- 02
Access & method
We recommend rope access, swing stage or lift based on the building and the scope, and plan around residents and tenants.
- 03
Repair
Work proceeds building-by-building or elevation-by-elevation, with notices and updates as it progresses.
- 04
Documentation
A closeout record of what was repaired, suited to your maintenance and asset files.
Questions worth asking up front
Why rope access instead of a swing stage or lift?
For many repair scopes it's faster to set up, needs no ground space and causes less disruption for residents. We'll tell you which method suits your building.
Can you work on an occupied building?
Yes. We plan access, noise and notices around residents and tenants.
Can you price items from our depreciation report?
Yes. Send us the report or the items you're planning, and we'll scope and price them.
Start A Project
Tell us about your space.
Tell us about the building, the items you're planning to address and whether you have a depreciation report or condition assessment to share.