Services
Investment Grade Audit (IGA)
A building envelope evaluation assesses the current condition of a building's air barrier, energy costs and efficiency. The resulting report conveys the cost-effective measures that can be implemented to increase comfort and reduce energy usage.
Building weatherization
Caulking, sealants, weather-stripping, and other vapor/thermal barriers around openings and penetrations. The easiest and cheapest way to reduce air and moisture infiltration in buildings and should be included in any building maintenance plan.
Fenestrations
Installation or repair of windows, doors, wall panels, and storefronts in any combination that provides passage, exterior views, and the ability for the building to be as visual appealing as it is high-performing.
Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) insulation, roof systems, and specialty applications
SPF acts as both an air/moisture barrier and high R-value insulation material that can conform to any geometric architectural configuration, contribute to LEED credit, and help buildings reach the goals outlined in the Federal Sustainability Plan. Additionally, SPF adds to the structural/racking strength and can dampen noise travel within the building.
Fluid applied air barriers
Air barriers are mandated for all federal buildings due to the energy costs savings they provide. We apply both vapor impermeable (air and vapor barrier) and vapor permeable fluid air barriers. Fluid applied air barrier maximizes coverage integrity by eliminating holes and gaps seen in sheet applied air barriers.