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By: Andrew Houston As we all know, a building’s exterior envelope and roof system serve on the front lines of defense against wind, rain, and sun—the usual suspects that cause wear and tear on [...]

By: Marek Patrosz Deterioration is common to cementitious based building materials such as concrete, cast stone and stucco systems due to age and weathering, so the extent of repair frequently [...]

By: Jimmy Monahan In the construction world, there are thousands of manufacturers who provide countless types of building materials. When it comes to façade restoration work, selecting materials [...]

By: Orion Doscher –  When it comes to a building’s expected lifespan, it is always important to regularly maintain the building envelope to help prevent water infiltration and unsafe [...]

By: Grace Gallagher Building fires can have devastating effects on occupants, businesses in or near the building, and first responders, especially if a building envelope inspection hasn’t [...]

By: Mike Lopez Leaks and their subsequent symptoms such as: damaged plaster, peeling paint, staining, discoloration, and of course dripping water, plague many building occupants in the NYC Metro [...]

By: Rebecca Reilly During the design phase of a window replacement project, building owners must consider many factors and make decisions that can impact costs, aesthetics, timelines, building [...]

By: Joe Czaszynski In New York City, the FISP program (formerly Local law 11/98) was implemented with the public’s safety in mind. The law states that any building 6 stories or more must undergo [...]

By: Mike Lopez During seasonal transitions when projects are nearing completion, one issue that often arises is the impact of proposals and change orders on the closeout process. Owners and [...]

New York, NY, June 5, 2019 – Sullivan Engineering, LLC (Sullivan), a full-service building envelope consulting firm, announced today that it has been recognized for the third consecutive year to [...]