Selected work
A sample of recent projects, with the constraint that actually shaped each one. Most of our work is on occupied buildings, which is usually the harder problem.
Projects
Every one of these was delivered without taking the building out of service. That constraint is the reason the scopes look the way they do.
A failed ramp membrane on a live hotel, where closing valet access during the day was never an option. Worked overnight in phases, with the ramp handed back operational every morning.
The largest phased project we have delivered: membrane replacement and structural repair across four levels of an occupied parkade, with no full closure at any point.
High-build epoxy over a slab with elevated vapour transmission on the Fraser delta. Moisture readings drove the specification to a vapour-tolerant build before anything was ordered.
Exposed roof deck taking salt air off the inlet. Specified as a fully aliphatic build to hold colour under ultraviolet and resist chloride ingress.
De-icing salt and eighty-plus freeze–thaw cycles a season. Detailed for movement first: a membrane that stays flexible cold, with every joint and termination reworked.
Membrane replacement across a hotel parkade kept fully operational throughout, sequenced around occupancy so guest parking was never unavailable.
From the field
These are photographs from West Pacific job sites — not stock imagery. They are shown as examples of finish and workmanship rather than as the specific projects listed above.
Higher-resolution photography of recent parkade and membrane work is being shot now and will replace and extend this set.
Site assessments
Photographs and a rough area are enough to start. We'll come out, test moisture, and scope it properly.
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