
What is a Building Envelope?
A
building
envelope is made up of the windows, doors, walls, foundation,
floor, ceiling and roof. and is the barrier between the conditioned
indoor environment and the imposing elements of the outdoor
environment. Your building envelope should protect you from
these external elements such as extreme temperature, moisture,
dust and wind.
The building envelope should also be constructed to ensure
durability and not allow for these external elements to become
trapped within the walls, almost certainly causing decay and
deterioration. Especially in wood frame construction in a
mild, wet climate such as Coastal British Columbia.

Working with engineers, consultants, building owners/managers,
strata corporations and property owners, EPS Westcoast is
committed to repairing building envelope failures and preventing
reoccurrence; our services include:
- Evaluation and report of building exterior, including
decks and patios
- Recommendatons and budgets for repairs
- Quotations provided on engineered specifications
Work includes:
- rainscreen
systems
- siding or stucco removal and re-instatement
- flashing
- deck membrane removal and replacement
- caulking
- waterproof coatings
- cavity wall construction
- self adhesive membrane application
- Rot removal
- Replacement of damaged materials with treated materials
- Boron
treatment of existing wood materials
- Stucco repair including stucco cracks routered and caulked
- Project management
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