EIFS
Installation, repair, and replacement of exterior cladding systems that combine insulation, reinforcing layers, and a protective finish to create a durable and energy-efficient building envelope. EIFS provides a continuous exterior insulation layer while offering a range of textures, colors, and finishes for architectural flexibility.
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EIFS help improve thermal performance, reduce energy loss, and protect exterior walls from weather exposure. Effective moisture management and proper installation are essential to prevent water intrusion and maintain the long-term durability of the building envelope.
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BUILDING ENVELOPES
Continuous Exterior Insulation
Installation of insulation systems applied continuously to the exterior of a building’s walls and other portions of the building envelope to reduce heat transfer and improve thermal performance. Continuous insulation helps minimize thermal bridging by creating a consistent layer of insulation across structural components and wall assemblies.
Glazing & Fenestration
Installation, replacement, and repair of windows, glass systems, curtain walls, storefronts, doors, and other glazed openings within a building envelope. Fenestration systems are designed to provide natural light, ventilation, weather protection, and thermal performance while maintaining the overall integrity of the building.
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Glazing and fenestration systems help prevent air and water infiltration, improve energy efficiency, enhance occupant comfort, and protect interior spaces from the elements. Quality installation also helps maintain the performance, durability, and appearance of the building envelope.
Air & Vapor Barriers
Installation of specialized barrier systems designed to control the movement of air and moisture vapor through a building’s walls, roofs, foundations, and other parts of the building envelope. These systems help limit unwanted air leakage and moisture migration while supporting proper moisture management within the structure.
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Controlling air and vapor movement helps reduce condensation, moisture buildup, mold growth, and deterioration of building materials. Properly installed barriers also improve the performance of the building envelope, helping maintain indoor comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term structural durability.