Facade Joint & Roofline Repairs at Height
Aerial work platform raised to the roofline of a multi-story stucco building for exterior repairs
Project photograph; equipment branding digitally edited.
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About these exterior repairs at height
Abricos LLC carried out exterior repairs at height on a multi-story building, working from an aerial work platform. The work covered sealing facade joints and localized repairs where the roofline meets the metal flashing.
A failing facade joint
A vertical facade joint showed old, cracked and separating sealant with gaps along the seam.
What Abricos LLC completed
- —Elevated access with an aerial work platform for exterior repairs
- —Sealing of facade joints
- —Localized repairs at roofline and metal flashing junctions
Working from the lift
The resealed seam
Resealed joints and roofline repairs
The facade seam shown here was resealed with a continuous new bead of sealant.
Planning exterior repairs on a taller building
Failing joints and roofline details are often easier to judge once someone can see them up close. Our exterior remodeling service explains how we review exterior work. To discuss facade or roofline repairs on your building, request a project consultation.