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Technical Building Repairs

We assess the problem first, then recommend the repair approach that makes sense for the building.

For leaks, cracks, failed sealants and hard-to-reach repairs that go beyond routine maintenance.

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Two technicians inspecting the underside of balconies on a glass residential tower from a balcony

A · Featured specialty

Water entry & leak solutions

  • Leak investigation in parkades, common areas and exteriors
  • Penetration and drain-related leaks
  • Drain and line inspection with a camera
  • Localized waterproofing or coating repairs
  • Water diversion, channels and drainage improvements
Technician in a high-visibility vest checking a vertical crack with water staining on a parkade wall, tablet in hand

B

Concrete & crack repair

  • Polyurethane (PU) crack injection; epoxy where appropriate
  • Crack chasing and sealing
  • Concrete patching and localized restoration
  • Spalling, deterioration and exposed reinforcing steel
Technician on a scaffold grinding a crack at the top of a parkade wall, with a dust extractor on the floor

C

Sealants, siding & exterior repairs

  • Failed joints and sealants
  • Window and perimeter sealing where water is getting in
  • Localized flashing and coating repairs
  • Siding and localized envelope repairs

Routine resealing is part of General Building Maintenance.

Technician applying sealant around pipes on a concrete block wall from a step ladder

D

Rope access & difficult access

  • High-level and hard-to-reach repairs: windows, flashing, gutters and downspouts
  • Access by rope, lifts, booms or scaffolding, whichever suits the building
Rope access work is carried out by certified IRATA Level 3 technicians, coordinated and managed by MaintCo.
Technician working from a boom lift basket beside a glass and metal building facade

From our job photo reports

Recent technical repairs

Technician in a helmet and harness on a rope working on a concrete wall in a stairwell
Rope-access crack chasing
Injection ports and resin along cracks on a concrete ceiling during a crack repair
Post-injection PU discharge
Injection ports set along a crack in an exterior concrete wall with protective sheeting below
Cold-joint mechanical ports

Our approach

No predetermined fix

  1. Assess

    Find the source of the problem, not just the symptom.

  2. Recommend

    A repair approach that suits the building, approved before work starts.

  3. Repair

    The right crew and the right access method for the job.

  4. Document

    A photo report with findings, work done and next steps.

Dealing with a leak or a crack?

Send us photos and the location. We will tell you what we see and what happens next.

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