The full building envelope — masonry, siding, soffit and fascia, gutters, exterior doors, paint, and targeted roof patching to stop leaks.
Hand-applied flashing detail at a roof vent penetration. Sealant feathered across the metal panel ribs and over the fastener heads — the kind of attention that determines whether a roof repair holds for one season or ten.
Rooftop condensing unit install on a custom-fabricated steel stand, with full membrane flashing patched and sealed around the equipment curb. CU-1 and EF-1 labeled for future service identification — the kind of install where the next technician (in two years, or ten) can immediately ID and service the equipment.
Loading dock corner repair and bollard install. Damaged concrete rebuilt around exposed rebar, then protected with a fresh steel bollard to prevent the recurring impact damage at the root. Fix and prevent — not just patch.
Whole-roof fastener reseal on a commercial standing-seam metal roof. Every screw head individually sealed against UV-degraded rubber washers — proactive maintenance that extends roof life by 5–10 years and avoids full replacement.
Cedar perimeter fence spot repair on a retail property. Damaged and rotted boards replaced with matched-dimension cedar — preserving the existing fence structure rather than upselling a full replacement. New boards will weather to match within a season.