Services
Masonry, EIFS and stucco, coatings, concrete, polished concrete and epoxy floors, exterior restoration, signage and general construction — performed by our own crews with our own scaffold. Each service below lists what typically fails, what we do about it, how the job runs, and a recent project you can ask about. Below that: every division we self-perform.
Service 1 of 8 Self-performed
Repointing, brick and block rebuilds, structural wall repairs, stone cleaning and sealing.
Freeze-thaw cycles open mortar joints, water gets behind the wythe, and a bulge or a displaced corner follows. Left alone, a wall that needed repointing becomes a wall that needs rebuilding.
2026: north-elevation masonry wall repair and rebuild at 332 Ninth Street for the Troy Community Land Bank, with helical-tie anchoring per the engineer's details. See the project →
Service 2 of 8 Self-performed
New EIFS, panel installation, finish coats, color matching and the repairs that stop water where it gets in.
Most EIFS and stucco failures are flashing failures — a missing kickout at a roof-to-wall, a drip cap that never existed, a sealant joint that gave up. We fix the water path first, then the finish.
2026: storefront stucco repair and decorative finish for a national mattress retailer at Stuyvesant Plaza (as subcontractor to Hirsch Construction), EIFS panel installation at 277 State Street in Schenectady, and finish-coat repairs at Shake Shack, Clifton Park (awarded September 2026). See the project →
Service 3 of 8 Self-performed
Industrial coatings on structural steel, masonry coatings, floor systems and sealants — specified, submitted and applied to spec.
Chalked coatings, rust at base plates and welds, and paint that was never bonded to the substrate. The fix is prep — cleaning, mechanical removal of failed film and spot priming — before any color goes on.
2026: complete exterior repaint of the structural steel seating supports, railings and canopies and of the EIFS wall surfaces at Casey Stadium, University at Albany — a prevailing-wage, bonded SUNY contract completed for the fall season. See the project →
Service 4 of 8 Self-performed
Sidewalks, stairs and ramps, ADA railings, equipment pads and islands, bollards and slab replacement.
Settled panels, spalled edges and non-compliant stairs are trip hazards and code violations. We saw-cut, remove and repour full panels rather than patching over a problem that will come back.
2026: concrete stairs, ramps and ADA-compliant steel railings at the Nathan Lebron Early Learning Center (Albany Community Action Partnership); sidewalk panel replacements and a pay-for-parking equipment island for Ellis Medicine. See the project →
Service 5 of 8 Self-performed
Parapets, balconies, flashing, facade cleaning and the scaffold access to reach it all.
Water finds the parapet cap, the balcony-to-wall transition and the window head. Restoration is finding every path in, closing it with the right membrane and flashing, and leaving a facade that can be maintained.
2026: parapet flashing replacement with scaffold access at 1 Columbia Street, Albany; balcony restoration with PMMA waterproofing at The Monroe Apartments, 49 Sheridan Avenue; retaining-wall cleaning and coping-stone reset for Ellis Medicine. See the project →
Service 6 of 8 Self-performed
Grinding, polishing, densifying and coating concrete floors — from self-storage corridors and plant floors to a metallic epoxy floor in a home. Self-performed.
Bare slabs dust, stain and spall; painted floors peel because nobody profiled the concrete first. A floor system is only as good as the grind underneath it and the moisture test before it.
2026: mechanical-room floor coatings with safety striping for Ellis Medicine; 2025–26: polished concrete corridors in a self-storage conversion in Schenectady and industrial floor preparation ahead of a plant-floor coating system. See the project →
Service 7 of 8 Self-performed
Exterior and interior signage repaired, refaced, replaced and installed — with the survey, submittals, footings and electrical coordination the package needs. Self-performed.
Faded and cracked faces, delaminated panels, rotted post footings, dead illumination and room signs that no longer meet ADA — usually across a whole campus at once, with no drawings of what is there.
2026: campus-wide exterior signage repair contract at SUNY Oswego (competitively bid IFB, OSC-approved contract) — survey and submittals complete, installation fall 2026. Experience: the complete exterior signage installation on the CubeSmart self-storage conversion at 450 Duane Avenue, Schenectady (2025–26) — large wall-mounted brand panels on every elevation, the entrance sign and bollards, all set from boom lifts by our crew. See the project →
Service 8 of 8 Self-performed
New homes, additions, steel and wood framing, roofing, siding, decks and full renovations — permits to punch list, with our own crews.
Projects stall between trades — the framer waits on the concrete, the roofer on the framer, the owner on everyone. When one crew carries a job from foundation to finish, the schedule has one owner.
Steel Mountain Villa — a new steel-framed hillside residence with an 8-inch continuous-insulation EIFS envelope, radiant floors and triple-glazed windows; modern homes in Roxbury and Stamford built from the ground up — see the three design-build houses on the Projects page. See the project →
The full list of what our crews do, division by division — the same services as on our original site, all performed in-house. If a scope mixes several of these, we run it as the general contractor.
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Every division above is performed by our own crews. On mixed-scope projects we are the general contractor of record — one contract, one schedule, one responsible party. Send a package →
For design-build and renovation clients we prepare photo-realistic concept renderings and 3D visualizations of the finished project before a shovel goes in. The images below are examples of that kind of visualization — AI-assisted concept art, not photographs of completed work.
Renderings are prepared per project from your plans and site; the images above are illustrative examples of the visualization service, not photographs of completed work.
Next step
Send us the plans, the RFP link or a few photos. You'll get a site visit scheduled and a written proposal — and a certificate of insurance within one business day when you need one.
