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CAULKING TO FACE CAPS One of the common mistakes SGC finds on new construction, when a waterproofer works for the window installer, is to caulk to the face cap despite what the drawings show. The ?" wide gap should have the face of the sealant recessed by ?" but the open gap is so inviting for a caulker to put his back rod in and put the line of sealant to the face of the cap... So what does this do? When sealant is applied to the face cap, it can allow water to enter behind the sealant into the wall cavity and create a nightmare of issues on the interior. What can be done to prevent this? A GC and Window Contractor can make sure the waterproofing crew totally understands the concept of where the caulk bead goes. Another way to prevent this is to not install the face caps until after the sealant is installed. We Restore BUILDINGS and BUILD Relationships! CELEBRATING 31 YEARS!! #qualityassurance #watertesting #SGC #BuildingEnvelopeConsulting #buildingenvlopedesign #buildingenvleopetesting #buildingenvelopeforensics #whateverittakes #foresicwatertesting #exteriorwallsurvey #roofconsulting #buildingenvelope #prepurchaseassessment #LeakInvestigation #BOMA #IREM #PropertyManagement #ExteriorWallConsulting #glassbreakage #stoneveneer #stonefacades #OSHAComplianceTesting #RoofAnchorTesting #roofing #expertwitness #ExteriorWallAccess

CAULKING TO FACE CAPS One of the common mistakes SGC finds on new construction, when a waterproofer works for the window installer, is to caulk to the face cap despite what the drawings show. The ?" wide gap should have the face of the sealant recessed by ?" but the open gap is so inviting for a caulker to put his back rod in and put the line of sealant to the face of the cap... So what does this do? When sealant is applied to the face cap, it can allow water to enter behind the sealant into the wall cavity and create a nightmare of issues on the interior. What can be done to prevent this? A GC and Window Contractor can make sure the waterproofing crew totally understands the concept of where the caulk bead goes. Another way to prevent this is to not install the face caps until after the sealant is installed. We Restore BUILDINGS and BUILD Relationships! CELEBRATING 31 YEARS!! #qualityassurance #watertesting #SGC #BuildingEnvelopeConsulting #buildingenvlopedesign #buildingenvleopetesting #buildingenvelopeforensics #whateverittakes #foresicwatertesting #exteriorwallsurvey #roofconsulting #buildingenvelope #prepurchaseassessment #LeakInvestigation #BOMA #IREM #PropertyManagement #ExteriorWallConsulting #glassbreakage #stoneveneer #stonefacades #OSHAComplianceTesting #RoofAnchorTesting #roofing #expertwitness #ExteriorWallAccess

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Check out these Timber Frame System guidelines for consistent, safe installation on walls, roofs, and floors. By following these standards, you can prevent errors, save time, and reduce costs in the long term. Build with confidence using these best practices! https://loom.ly/QFu1lHU #StandardDetails #TimberFrame #BuildSmart #CostEfficiency

Check out these Timber Frame System guidelines for consistent, safe installation on walls, roofs, and floors. By following these standards, you can prevent errors, save time, and reduce costs in the long term. Build with confidence using these best practices! https://loom.ly/QFu1lHU #StandardDetails #TimberFrame #BuildSmart #CostEfficiency

Metal Stud Framing Experts ??????♂? One of the best things about metal stud framing is its ability to withstand long-term exposure to moisture and humidity. Wood framing on the other hand can rot or warp over time when exposed to moisture. Metal studs are far more durable that wood framing and should have no issue withstanding severe weather and high winds over a long period of time. Not only is metal framing durable, but it’s also fire resistant and non-combustible, which means your building will be more likely to maintain its structural integrity in the event of a fire. Contact Extreme for your next commercial project, whether it’s big or small, you are in good hands! ????? (623)444-6313 ?? [email protected] ?? #arizona #az #phoenixaz #phoenix #commercialconstruction #commercialpainting #extreme #extremepainting #construction #metalstudframing #framing

When entering a commercial building, workers and customers expect to walk upon sturdy, safe, and clean floors. Regular floor maintenance is meant to keep said floors in tip-top shape. However, even the best-kept floors will wear down, at which point new floor coatings must be applied. This article specifically mentions painting floors, but Millicare (https://ow.ly/VvSA50ScGwP) can also provide different kinds of coatings. Give us a call and let us provide an estimate for you. https://ow.ly/g5Vm50ScGwH

Over the years, properties may have been modified multiple times, and inexpert workmanship or gradual degradation of components following building work can cause internal dampness to develop, which often looks to be rising dampness. For example, a former owner might have installed a new driveway, which has resulted in the external ground level rising up above the line of the damp proof course. When this happens, it doesn’t matter if the DPC is working properly, as brickwork above the DPC will be saturated anyway. For similar reasons, if you or your neighbour props up items for storage against an external wall, or perhaps installs raised planters or decking, a similar situation can arise. We often find dampness in properties which have been retrofitted with cavity wall insulation. If the mortar pointing between bricks on the outer walls is not well maintained, this can allow outer brickwork to become porous, which saturates cavity wall insulation and allows internal dampness to develop as the wall tries to dry out. Want to know more about how we can help you? Head to these places: ?? - www.harrisonclarke.co ?? - 023 8155 0051 ?? - [email protected] #dampsurvey #surveyorslife #buildingsurvey

To ensure the correct falls for inverted roofs, BS 6229:2018 is the first step to success when working with concrete decks and waterproofing systems. Understanding screed and deck requirements in BS 8204-2 and BS EN 13670 is also essential for addressing deck surface levels. It is recommended that achieving SR2 tolerance; for example, 5mm over 2m, offers a practical balance for concrete and waterproofing installers alike. Read Bauder’s article on concrete surface finishes to achieve the ideal flat roof design ?? https://bit.ly/3WLexmZ

When you can’t touch a building’s exterior masonry due to its historic nature, or there’s just no room to access the exterior, there is still a way to install an air barrier – from the inside. In what is called a negative-side or reverse-side air barrier application, interior drywall is removed so applicators can reach the back side of the masonry exterior to apply an air barrier. Silyl-terminated polymer (STP) products feature the ideal chemistry for this type of application. On this building in New York state, FastFlash was used around the rough openings and Cat 5 covered the walls to install a negative-side air barrier. https://hubs.ly/Q02Rm7Cd0 #Didyouknow #PROSOCO #NegativeSideWRB #ReverseSideAirBarrier #Cat5 #FastFlash #HistoricBuilds #Contractor #WRB #RGuard #NewYork #ExisitingBuild #Retrofit #NegativeSideApplication #AirBarrier #MoistureControl #BuildingProtection #EnergyEfficiency #NegativeSideProtection