Commercial Waterproofing & Building Envelope Contractor

ConstructCo delivers commercial waterproofing and exterior elevated element corrective construction services for mixed-use developments, healthcare facilities, retail centers, parking structures, and professionally managed commercial properties.

Our in-house crews install waterproofing assemblies in active buildings to protect load-bearing structural components, reduce the risk of water intrusion and preserve long-term asset performance. We manage the work through central project oversight, which keeps schedules under control, work in compliance and performance documented.

Structural Waterproofing & Envelope Protection

Our waterproofing goes beyond applying membranes. We protect the structural assemblies, traffic-bearing surfaces and building envelope transitions that long-term durability depends on.

• Balcony and deck waterproofing systems
• Podium deck and traffic-bearing waterproofing assemblies
• Parking structure waterproofing
• Structural slab waterproofing
• Below-grade waterproofing coordination
• Joint sealant and expansion joint systems
• Flashing integration and envelope transitions
• Drainage correction and positive slope improvements
• Water intrusion investigation and corrective remediation

Where required, we install systems backed by the relevant ICC-ES or IAPMO UES evaluation reports following manufacturer specifications.

SB 326 & SB 721 Exterior Elevated Element Compliance

We perform corrective construction for the SB 326 and SB 721 statutory requirements that govern Exterior Elevated Elements (EEE). These include balconies, decks, walkways and their load-bearing components exposed to weather. SB 326 applies to condominium and commercial portfolio-managed properties. SB 721 covers multi-family residential apartment buildings.

Corrective construction includes:

• Removal of deteriorated waterproofing assemblies
• Structural framing repair coordination
• Positive drainage verification and slope correction
• Installation of traffic-rated waterproofing membrane assemblies
• Compliance documentation support
• Coordination with licensed inspectors and structural engineers

We plan the work around inspection findings and recurring compliance cycles, and we keep documentation ready for procurement and governance review.

Capital Improvement & Asset Preservation

We build envelope protection into capital improvement programs, structural rehabilitation work and asset repositioning strategies. This extends the life of each assembly and reduces long-term risk.

Building it into capital improvements supports:

• Lifecycle extension of traffic-bearing assemblies
• Prevention of structural deterioration
• Mitigation of water-related structural failures
• Integration with concrete repair and structural correction
• Long-term building envelope performance planning

This approach supports institutional asset management and helps reduce liability.

In-House Execution & Quality Control

Our in-house team performs this work under close supervision and documented quality control protocols.

This approach delivers:

• Substrate preparation standards
• Moisture testing and validation
• Manufacturer-compliant installation
• Inspection readiness
• Evaluation report verification where applicable
• Documentation transparency
• Reduced subcontractor exposure risk

Compliance & Risk Mitigation Controls

We run the work under internal controls that follow the relevant building codes, ICC-ES or IAPMO UES evaluation reports and envelope system standards.

Oversight includes:

• Inspection coordination
• Material compliance tracking
• Quality control reporting
• Organized project closeout documentation
• Support for recurring inspection cycles

This approach fits institutional procurement standards, capital planning requirements and long-term risk management protocols.

Commercial Experience

We provide envelope protection services for:

• Mixed-use developments
• Retail and commercial centers
• Hospitality properties
• Office facilities
• Healthcare facilities
• Parking structures
• Fueling stations and convenience centers

This work fits within broader commercial construction and structural rehabilitation programs that preserve asset integrity and keep a single point of accountability.