The Work
Proof, not promises.
Real projects. Real photographs. No stock imagery, no fake families in fake front yards. This is the work, shown the way we'd want it shown: the material, the process, the places it protects.
Hillside residence — outdoor living & below-grade
Elevated decks, terrace drainage, and foundation protection on a custom slope-built home.
Sloped ground wants to push water at the house. This project gives it a planned path out instead.
Modern residence — glazing & transitions
Expansive window walls and custom transitions detailed to manage water and air.
Fenestration is where envelopes leak first. Every transition was detailed to move water and air with intent.
Multi-storey — building envelope
Below-grade to roof-line envelope work on a large commercial structure.
Fluid-applied continuity at every penetration and transition — no weak link in the chain.
Rooftop — polyurea membrane
One pass, one seamless membrane, no laps. Rapid cure, back in service quickly.
One membrane, zero laps, zero seams. Back in service the next day.
Outdoor living — linear drainage
Water moved off a premium finish deliberately and invisibly.
The finish stays dry because the water has somewhere deliberate to go.
Below-grade — foundation membrane
The layer between soil and structure, installed before backfill.
Installed before backfill — the layer no one ever sees again, doing the one job that matters.
Outdoor living — water management
Coordination on a tight, complex site protecting the finished landscape.
A tight, complex site, coordinated so the finished landscape dries on schedule.
Commercial — roof coatings
Large-field seamless application across an occupied facility roof.
A seamless large-field application across an occupied facility.
Facility — containment system
Applied where structural reliability is a matter of operations.
Where a leak isn’t a repair — it’s an incident. Built to hold.
Facility — dock waterproofing
High-traffic commercial surface protected and restored.
A high-traffic commercial surface, protected and back to work.
Spray foam — insulation & air barrier
The envelope's thermal and air-control layer, applied to spec.
One material, two jobs — thermal control and the air barrier — in a single pass, applied to spec.
Air sealing — envelope continuity
Closing the gaps that carry air, moisture, and energy loss.
The small gaps are the ones that leak. Sealed so air and moisture stop traveling.
Independent verification
We post the inspection reports.
An AMPP-certified third party inspected a live NTX deck job to ASTM standards and called it a sound installation. The full report is on the record — nothing redacted but the owner’s address.
70–130+
mils DFT
Dry film thickness measured by ultrasonic gauge. The spec called for 40.
46 ± 5
Shore D
Durometer hardness in place across all three deck areas — on ratio.
≈1,299
sq ft measured
Three deck areas inspected live on an in-process Fort Worth remodel.
1
report, published
Independent, AMPP-certified. Nothing redacted but the owner's address.
Your project deserves the same standard.
Every one of these photographs is a promise we’re willing to make again. Talk to us about yours.
Twelve projects · one published inspection · zero stock photographs