Observing water intrusion in a wall cavity during a water test.
Evaluating exterior decks and balconies.
Exterior stairs with some exposure damage, but in fair condition.
Investigating water intrusion through CMU block walls.
Retrofit design of an existing glulam beam for a roof top garden space.
Water draining down an exterior face during light rainfall.
Flood testing and observing waterproofing on an exterior deck.
An exterior shack observed on Orcas Is. in Washington state.
Diagnostic water testing of a storefront window assembly.
Water intrusion permeating through a window frame.
Water intrusion dripping from a window assembly.
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Evaluation and condition assessment of an existing warehouse in San Diego, CA.
Condition assessment of a retaining wall at a beach side home.
Investigating the current condition of existing piers in Sausalito, CA.
Investigating soffits cracks in Sacramento, CA
Jamb and sill damage on an exterior door with little overhang.
Observing stringers the serve exterior walk ways.
Stringers and treads in good condition.
Observing posts that support exterior walkways.
One of the many construction site we visit.
Structural engineering -- the building's skeleton.
Condition assessment of wood transfer beams.
Evaluating water intrusion at a private residence.
Attachment of the deck appears to be a contributing factor.
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Exposure damage at trim and siding.
Repaired concrete and subsequent cracks.
On of the many roofs we observe -- often with great views.
Water testing is an important part of any building enveloped QA measures.
Lath observations prior to plastering.
Water intrusion during ASTM E1105 testing.
Excavation of a recognizable steep sloped site.
Aged exterior masonry can be particularly difficult to waterproof.
AAMA certification of window products is a good step to confirming quality.
Water spots on a roof after a recent rain.
Evaluating the problems with an exterior beam with rust.
Observing a poorly flashed penetration.
Observing the installation of hot rubber asphalt.
A drainmat behind stucco is always a good idea.
Retaining wall design under an existing home.
You never know where you'll see water intrusion.
Repair and structural redesign of beams with water damage.
It certainly wasn't built crooked.
Observing cracks and designing foundation repairs.
Roof shakes on an old barn.
The stucco on this house has aged a bit.
Water will find a path.
Steel ledger, roof beams, and attachment design at a warehouse.
The WRB on this building looks aged.
Below-grade excavation to install a new membrane.
Always exciting to be apart of new construction.
Designing exterior walkways can be challenging.
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