General

When hail hits our buildings, it does more than scratch or dent the surface.

Water damage in commercial properties can lead to significant financial losses and safety concerns if not promptly addressed.

If you are responsible for the maintenance of a brick commercial building, you have probably heard of the exciting technique of tuckpointing.

In the intricate world of construction and masonry, a common challenge often surfacing is the unwelcome appearance of efflorescence.

Rust jacking, a menacing issue that can undermine the structural soundness of metal constructions, demands our immediate attention.

Mortar is the backbone of many masonry structures, providing stability, strength, and visual appeal. However, mortar can deteriorate over time, leading to receding mortar joints.

A concrete parking structure is an asset for any commercial property. These structures are a great asset for employees and clients alike to provide convenience and protection for their vehicles.

When it comes to choosing the right exterior finish for a building, the debate often narrows down to two popular choices: Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS) and traditional stucco.

Known for its exceptional energy efficiency and versatility, EIFS has become a preferred choice for building insulation and facade treatment.

In the lifecycle of any commercial property, decision-making regarding maintenance and upgrades is crucial.