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After: the repainted grandstand from the field, July 2026
Public works Complete 2026

Casey Stadium — exterior steel & EIFS repaint

University at Albany (SUNY) · Albany, NY

Prime contractor — competitively bid, bonded, prevailing wage

Complete exterior repaint of the stadium's structural steel — seating supports, railings, stair stringers and canopies — and of its EIFS wall surfaces, in the university's purple and gold. Steel: cleaning and pressure washing of chalked coatings, mechanical removal of failed film, epoxy spot-priming of rust at base plates and welds, and waterborne alkyd-urethane enamel topcoats. EIFS: pressure washing, crack and impact repair, and a breathable elastomeric masonry coating matched to the campus colors. Change-order work included the box-office canopy and an additional guardrail.

Coatings & paintingEIFS & stucco

Campus entrance sign at the April 2026 field survey — fabrication and installation follow in fall 2026
Public works Awarded — fall 2026 2026

Campus-wide exterior signage repair

SUNY Oswego · Oswego, NY

Prime contractor (general construction) — competitively bid IFB, OSC-approved contract

Repair and replacement of deteriorated exterior campus signage across the SUNY Oswego campus, delivered as general contractor with a signage fabrication partner as subcontractor: field survey and measurements, fabrication drawings and submittals, and on-campus installation under prevailing-wage requirements.

SignageGeneral construction

After: the rebuilt and repointed north elevation, August 2026
Public works Complete 2026

332 Ninth Street — north elevation masonry rebuild

Troy Community Land Bank Corporation · Troy, NY

Prime contractor — RFP award, contract executed with the land bank board; masonry subcontracted

Repair and partial rebuild of a deteriorated north-elevation masonry wall on a land-bank-owned building: selective demolition, brick rebuild and repointing, helical-tie anchoring per the engineer's details, and City of Troy permitting and insurance requirements. Masonry by our subcontracted mason under TDCG supervision.

MasonryRestoration & waterproofing

After: new entry stairs, accessible ramp and steel guardrails, June 2026
Public works Complete 2026

Nathan Lebron Early Learning Center — concrete stairs, ramps & ADA railings

Albany Community Action Partnership (ACAP) · 170 Ontario Street, Albany, NY

Prime contractor — competitive proposal

Replacement of concrete entry stairs, landings and accessible ramps at an occupied early-learning center, followed by a change order for new code-compliant steel pipe guardrails and handrails required by the building department's ADA review. Permit application and stair-layout drawings prepared by TDCG.

Concrete

After: the finished equipment island under the garage deck, August 2026
During: forms, reinforcing mat and conduit stub-ups, August 2026During: island placed by trailer pump and finishedDuring: one of four equipment pads on grade, formed with rebar and conduit
Commercial Complete 2026

Pay-for-parking equipment island

Ellis Medicine · 1101 Nott Street, Schenectady, NY

Prime contractor under hospital purchase order

A new reinforced concrete island under the parking-garage deck for the hospital's pay-station equipment, tapering from six to twelve inches to follow the slope, plus four equipment pads on grade, steel bollards and conduit stub-ups for the electrical contractor. Asphalt cut, existing slab exposed, mats set and concrete placed by trailer pump.

Concrete

After: brick retaining wall pressure-washed and efflorescence removed, July 2026
Before: efflorescence on the same wall, July 2026After: a replaced sidewalk panel, August 2026Before: heaved, spalled panel on a route to the emergency department
Commercial Complete 2026

Sidewalk replacements & retaining-wall cleaning

Ellis Medicine · Nott Street and Rosa Road, Schenectady, NY

Prime contractor under hospital purchase orders

Three full sidewalk panel replacements and seven interim patch repairs on the hospital campus; pressure washing and efflorescence removal on brick retaining walls; trip-hazard grinding on the Rosa Road sidewalk. A further purchase order for site-wall washing and coping-stone reset follows in fall 2026.

ConcreteRestoration & waterproofing

The storefront columns and band before the stucco repair and decorative finish, August 2026
Storefront elevation at the plaza, August 2026
Commercial Substantially complete 2026

Storefront stucco repair & decorative finish — Stuyvesant Plaza

Hirsch Construction Corp. (GC) for a national mattress retailer · 1475 Western Avenue, Albany, NY

Subcontractor to the general contractor

Repair of the existing storefront stucco, CMU and EIFS at a plaza tenant space, two site-matched decorative finish colors, and a change order for additional finish-coat areas — billed through the GC's Procore requisitions with COI compliance managed through the GC's insurance portal.

EIFS & stucco

Before: the parapet and coping from the roof, June 2026
Commercial Complete 2026

1 Columbia Street — parapet flashing, stairwell repairs & window sealing

Cass Hill Development Co. · Albany, NY

Prime contractor (repeat client)

Pipe scaffold access with netting to replace the parapet flashing on a downtown mixed-use building; interior water-damage repairs in the Stair 2 stairwell (cement plaster basecoat, sheetrock, plaster and paint); exterior perimeter sealing at three windows.

Restoration & waterproofing

During: boom-lift access to the balcony underside, July 2026
The Monroe Apartments, June 2026The balcony and EIFS band before the work, June 2026
Commercial Complete 2026

The Monroe Apartments — balcony restoration

Cass Hill Development Co. · 49 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, NY

Prime contractor under owner purchase order

Concrete preparation, EIFS repair at the balcony underside and a reinforced PMMA liquid-applied waterproofing membrane at the deck-to-EIFS transition on an occupied apartment building; additional EIFS band-molding restoration priced for the same elevation.

Restoration & waterproofingEIFS & stucco

After: front entry and balcony, late July 2026
Residential Complete 2026

Front entry & balcony exterior restoration

Private homeowner · Schenectady, NY

Prime contractor

Repair of a cracked, moisture-damaged EIFS band, a new custom-fabricated aluminum drip-cap flashing to correct the water intrusion, a fully reinforced liquid-applied waterproofing system (SOPREMA ALSAN RS) on the balcony deck, and prep and repainting of the affected areas — one lump-sum proposal with annotated photos of every item.

EIFS & stuccoRestoration & waterproofingCoatings & painting

After: the finished two-tone EIFS envelope, November 2025
Residential Envelope complete — fit-out continuing 2025–26

Steel Mountain Villa — new-build EIFS envelope with 8-inch continuous insulation

Private homeowner · Catskills, NY

Builder — steel-framed new construction

A new steel-framed hillside residence with a Sto warranted EIFS envelope over 8 inches of continuous insulation, finished in two decorative coats — a granite-effect finish on the cantilevered volumes and a limestone-effect finish on the lower walls — with thermally broken aluminum windows and radiant floor heating.

EIFS & stuccoGeneral construction

The finished house on its hillside, autumn 2023
Residential Complete 2023

Fieldstone — three-story modern hillside home

Private owner · Stamford, NY (Catskills)

Design-build — new construction from site work to furnishings

A three-story modern home on a hillside meadow: excavation and foundation, framing, an exterior of metal panels and wood-look composite siding, a rooftop deck with turf and aluminum-and-glass railings, a covered balcony with a wood-slat ceiling, floor-to-ceiling corner glazing, floating oak stairs with glass guards, marble-tile baths, and cold-climate mini-split heating and cooling.

General constructionConcrete

The finished house on its hillside, summer 2024
Residential Complete 2022–23

Valley's End — modern home with rooftop terrace

Private owner · Roxbury, NY (Catskills)

Design-build — new construction from foundation to furnishings

A modern hillside home with a full rooftop terrace: hot tub, hammock and dining on turf behind aluminum railings, a covered balcony with a wood-slat ceiling, an open living-and-kitchen level opening to the deck, bedrooms with corner glazing toward the mountains, marble-tile baths and floating stairs with glass guards. Metal-panel and wood-look composite cladding over a framed structure on a poured foundation.

General constructionConcrete

The gable house and wraparound deck in winter, February 2024
Residential Complete 2021–22

Blackberry — gable house with wraparound deck

Private owner · Stamford, NY (Catskills)

Design-build — new construction from foundation to furnishings

A stucco-finished gable house on a meadow with a wraparound deck on posts, a vaulted great room with a wall of glass, an open kitchen with granite counters, a deck-side hot tub, marble-tile baths and a walk-out lower level. Poured foundation, wood framing, an exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) stucco envelope, and cold-climate mini-splits.

General constructionEIFS & stuccoConcrete

The finished facade: stucco, wood-look panels and laser-cut metal screens
Open kitchen and living level with exposed timber beamsBeamed ceiling and the patterned stair guardsMarble island with wine fridge
Residential Complete 2020

Queens town house — modern facade and full renovation

Private owner · Queens, NY

Design-build — Dom Rzaca's crew, before the company's move to Albany

A two-story town house rebuilt as a modern home: a new stucco (EIFS) facade with wood-look panels and laser-cut decorative metal screens, new windows and entry, and a fully renovated interior — an open kitchen and living level with exposed timber beams, a marble island with wine fridge, wide-plank oak floors and a floating stair with patterned metal guards.

EIFS & stuccoGeneral construction

After: the finished EIFS elevation with the crew at the base of the wall
Commercial Complete 2021–22

Mount Sinai Express Care — Queens — Exterior

New commercial building — Mount Sinai Express Care · 30-14 Crescent Street, Long Island City, NY 11102

Exterior envelope contractor — EIFS, waterproofing and access, self-performed by our NYC crew

Complete exterior facade installation on a new multi-story commercial building: fluid-applied waterproofing and air barrier over the sheathing, continuous graphite-polystyrene (GPS) exterior insulation, reinforced basecoat and premium finish coat — the full Sto EIFS system installed to the manufacturer's specifications with a system warranty. All work at height from suspended (swing-stage) and pipe scaffolding that the crew designed, set and managed itself.

EIFS & stuccoRestoration & waterproofing

From the field — short videos

Phone clips from our jobs: a slab pour, floor grinding, an epoxy floor, a mechanical-room coating and the finished villa envelope. Tap to play (sound is off until you turn it on).

Pouring and screeding the slab
Steel Mountain Villa, Catskills — May 2025
Planetary grinder on an industrial floor
Floor preparation, January 2026
The finished EIFS envelope, walk-around
Steel Mountain Villa — February 2026
Metallic epoxy floor, first look
Residence — May 2026
Mechanical-room floor coating with safety striping
Ellis Medicine, Schenectady — May 2026

Envelope experience beyond our contract list

Before The Dom Construction Group was formed in Albany, our team ran exterior-envelope crews on multi-story buildings in New York City — EIFS and stucco from swing stages, scaffold enclosures, waterproofing and coatings — and, more recently, the exterior and floor finishes on a self-storage conversion in Schenectady. These photographs are from that work; they show the crew's methods rather than contracts held by TDCG.

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