Spall, crack, and delamination repair — partial and full-depth — documented, quantified, and performed to ACI and ICRI standards.

Cast-in-place repair at slab edges, columns, and beams — formed, shored, and placed under EOR-approved scope.

Panel-by-panel precast and double-tee restoration: joints, connections, and surface repair, tracked from survey to sign-off.

Concrete masonry wall repair: cracked and spalled units, mortar joints, control joints, and water-repellent systems.

Insulated concrete form walls: placement and consolidation, bracing, openings and embeds, plus assessment and repair of existing ICF.

Foundation and below-grade wall repair and waterproofing, documented wherever conditions are exposed and accessible.

Structural crack repair by low-pressure epoxy injection, with widths and lengths mapped before a single port is set.

Voids, honeycombs, and cavities located and filled — grouting scoped from mapped conditions rather than guesswork.

Structural steel corrosion repair and recoating, with surface preparation to SSPC standards and verified dry film thickness.

Elastomeric, high-performance, and traffic coating systems: failure mapping, surface preparation, and application with verified film thickness.

Curtain wall, window perimeter, and control joint sealant replacement, quantified in linear feet and installed to tested adhesion.

Joint and throat repair across roofs, decks, facades, and parking structures — documented, detailed, and rebuilt to accommodate real movement.

Low-slope roofing and restoration coatings — moisture mapped before a dollar is spent, so replacement is quantified by area rather than assumed.

Full-envelope programs — every elevation, every material — carried from one documented record through completed restoration.

Repointing, unit replacement, and lintel work on brick, stone, and terra cotta — scoped by the joint and by the unit.

Window and glazing work unit by unit: wet seals, IGU replacement, perimeter sealant, and flashing corrections.

Metal, vinyl, fiber cement, and wood siding repair and replacement, with the moisture source corrected rather than covered.

Surface preparation and repainting scoped from a condition survey, so the budget covers what actually needs coating.