Regardless of the type of façade your facility may have (i.e. masonry, concrete, glass exterior walls, etc.), the sealants within the structure are vital to its extended life.
The sealant joints are designed to allow for movement while ensuring that the structure remains free from water infiltration. The intrusion of water can be very damaging to both the interior and exterior elements of the building.
Typical Sealant Joints That are Replaced:
- Window perimeters
- Vertical Expansion and control joints
- Capstone joints
- Horizontal Control joints
- Wet-glazing
- Flat-work joints
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““MTS Contracting has been a vital component in the successful renovation of 19 historic buildings for our firm. Each of the buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and were renovated per the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation. As the architect for these projects, I have great confidence in MTS’s professional expertise in complying with the standards for historic buildings and their dedication to quality craftsmanship and customer service. MTS Contracting has been a pleasure to work with and have provided a great level of confidence to our firm in knowing that difficult renovation and restoration projects will be completed successfully.“”
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