facade restoration

OUR SERVICES

Our facade work is often part of broader building restoration efforts and includes:

Concrete and brick and masonry repair and stabilization
Replacement or repair of facade elements per engineering design
Sealant and joint replacement integrated with envelope performance
Waterproofing and protection of exposed exterior surfaces
Coordination with access systems, scaffolding, and swing stages

Orange JLG Ultra Boom lift extended to the fourth floor of a brick apartment building, surrounded by traffic cones and caution tape.

Building entrance with large glass windows and a sign that reads 'Wheelchairs' above the door, orange traffic cones, and a cherry picker lift on the left side.

OUR APPROACH

We restore facade systems, so they work the way they’re supposed to, stabilizing materials, improving durability, and protecting what’s under the surface.

A failing facade is a risk to occupants, pedestrians, and the structure itself. When exterior materials deteriorate, water intrusion, material displacement, and concealed damage often follow. We protect your structure from future risks.

FUTURE FOCUSED

Facade restoration is not only about correcting current damage, but also about slowing future deterioration.

Our work emphasizes:

Using materials that are compatible with existing substrates
Repairs that handle movement and exposure
Extending the life of the facade
Maintaining long-term property value

Workers on scaffolding repairing the facade of a white historic building.

Entrance to a brick building with glass doors and a sign indicating the lobby to the right.

OUR TYPICAL REPAIRS

We restore a wide range of facade materials and conditions, including:

Cracked, displaced, or deteriorated brick and masonry, precast, and concrete panels
Loose or spalled materials that present safety concerns
Failed caulking or aged sealants and joints allowing water infiltration
Corrosion-related distress in embedded steel or anchors
Freeze–thaw damage and long-term weathering

Facade work