EIFS · Fluid-Applied Air & Moisture Barriers · Joint Sealants · IMVS (Insulated Masonry Veneer Systems) · Fiber-Reinforced Cementitious Panels · Fiber-Cement Siding.
Insulated finish systems engineered for performance
Drainage EIFS assemblies installed to manufacturer specifications by trained crews — continuous insulation, drainage plane, base coat, mesh, and finish. Modern EIFS is a code-recognized, high-performance wall system when it’s installed right, and installing it right is exactly what we do.
The invisible layer that protects everything
The barrier is where envelope performance is won or lost — and it’s invisible the day after the cladding goes on. We install fluid-applied air and water-resistive barriers with the transition detailing at openings, penetrations, and dissimilar materials that keeps water out for the life of the building.
Movement control and watertightness
Facade expansion and control joints, window perimeters, and dissimilar-material joints — properly sized, backed, and tooled. Sealant work is small line items and large consequences; we treat it as a craft scope, not a punch-list afterthought.
Modern cladding over engineered substrates
Fiber-reinforced cementitious panel systems and fiber-cement siding over furred, ventilated cavities — integrated with the air barrier and flashing detailing behind them. One contractor for the barrier and the cladding means the interface actually gets built as designed.
Thermal and moisture protection is a systems trade — every layer has to work with the one behind it. These are the competencies that make the assembly perform.
Installation crews trained to the specified manufacturer’s requirements for each system, protecting both performance and system warranties.
Leaks happen at transitions — window heads, material changes, penetrations, terminations. Detailing those interfaces correctly is our core Division 7 competency.
Our own field crews install the barrier, the cladding, and the sealants — single-source responsibility for the envelope scopes that usually get split and finger-pointed.
Mockups, adhesion pull tests, and in-progress inspections documented at each phase — verification, not assumption.
Field operations across the Carolinas with centralized logistics from the Triangle, and mobilization capacity for the projects that take us further.
Assemblies installed per IBC Chapter 14, IECC continuous-insulation requirements, and the tested configurations specified by the design team.
Our capability and capacity extend to a variety of project sizes and types across the Carolinas.
Envelope failures are expensive, slow to appear, and always someone’s fault. We install to the governing codes, tested assemblies, and manufacturer requirements — documented at every step.
Exterior wall code requirements — weather protection, water-resistive barriers, and cladding attachment
Energy code continuous-insulation and air-leakage requirements for the building thermal envelope
Air permeance of materials and air leakage of assemblies — the basis for air barrier performance
Standard guide for use of joint sealants — joint design, backing, and installation practice
Fire propagation of exterior wall assemblies — we install assemblies consistent with the tested configurations specified by the design team
EIFS Industry Members Association installation and detailing guidance
Each system installed per the manufacturer’s published details and warranty requirements
Scaffold, fall protection, and jobsite safety compliance on every envelope operation
We review the full wall assembly — not just our scope — to flag compatibility issues, sequencing conflicts, and detailing gaps before they become field problems.
System submittals with compatibility verification across barrier, insulation, cladding, and sealant products from potentially different manufacturers.
Field mockups of typical and critical details, with adhesion testing that verifies the specified products actually bond to the actual substrates on site.
Air/moisture barrier and transition detailing installed and inspected before it disappears behind cladding — with photo documentation of concealed conditions.
EIFS, panels, siding, and sealants installed by trained crews to manufacturer requirements, coordinated with adjacent trades at every interface.
Final inspections, punch execution, and delivery of warranty documentation — manufacturer system warranties plus our installation warranty.
Hotels, multifamily, senior living, and institutional work — see the envelope systems our crews have installed across the Carolinas.