Strata building-envelope companies in BC

4EA Building Science provides building-enclosure consulting for new construction and rehabilitation of existing buildings. Its published services include enclosure assessments, air- and water-tightness field testing, facade engineering, enclosure design, construction administration and commissioning. Energy modelling, deep energy retrofits and Passive House consultation are separate offerings. The company publishes a Vancouver office and a BC phone in addition to its Seattle and Oakland offices. This listing covers assessment and design advice, not an installation contractor. The checked pages do not establish a depreciation-report or Electrical Planning Report service, so those categories are not assigned. A contact form is available; no general email was found in the checked pages.

Apex Building Sciences is an Abbotsford building-envelope consultant serving strata owners, property managers and other construction clients. Its repair service covers drawings, specifications, field reviews, tender comparison and contract administration, with a separate general contractor doing the construction. Published report work includes condition assessments, reserve-fund studies, warranty reviews and second opinions. Diagnostics include infrared investigation and water-penetration testing. The company publishes an office phone and inquiry form; no general email was found on the checked pages.

APR Building Strategies & Reserve Planning offers depreciation reports and capital-reserve planning for BC strata corporations, with Alberta reserve-fund work described separately. Its depreciation service covers common-property condition and life expectancy alongside financial forecasts and funding strategies. The company also lists Building Envelope Condition Assessments, which address current exterior condition and maintenance needs rather than the whole-building reserve funding model. Ask which assessment or report is included in the proposed scope and who will prepare it. APR publishes a Vancouver locality and partial street address, a service phone and general email. The company does not publish a street number; confirm the appointment location and the report author's current qualifications.

Aqua-Coast provides building-enclosure consulting, design reviews and construction support for strata corporations and other building owners. Its testing scope includes moisture investigations, window and door watertightness tests, and thermal analysis. The asset-management service adds depreciation reports, maintenance manuals and envelope or roofing warranty reviews. The company publishes a Richmond office and states coverage across BC. Its role here is assessment and design advice, not the contractor carrying out envelope repairs.

AUM Building Science & Engineering provides enclosure consulting for new construction and existing-building rehabilitation. Its current company page lists condition assessments, restoration design, roofing and waterproofing consulting, window-water testing, air-leakage testing and thermal diagnostics. Rehabilitation work covers cladding, windows and doors, balcony membranes, roofs and parkade waterproofing, with tender support, contract administration and field reviews. The firm publishes a Surrey office at 217-12899 80 Avenue, which differs from its older association address. Its public website currently loads over HTTP while HTTPS connections fail. Councils should use the published phone or email for inquiries and avoid submitting confidential information through an unsecured form.

BC Building Science provides building-envelope consulting, condition assessments and renewal planning. Its services include envelope field testing, warranty reviews, depreciation reports and maintenance plans. For repair projects, it describes preparing the scope and construction documents, then reviewing installation work. The company publishes Vancouver and Colwood offices. It is listed here as an assessment and design consultant, not a contractor performing the repairs.

Egis's Canadian building services include reserve-fund studies, inspections, construction-quality reviews and building-envelope consulting. Its reserve studies combine physical asset assessment, future repair costs and financial funding recommendations for condominium and strata corporations. Building-quality consulting addresses inspections, testing and construction monitoring; the firm describes these as consulting services rather than repair installation. The Vancouver office is at 300-7 East 6th Avenue; its BC contact page offers an inquiry form. Councils should confirm the local report team, property coverage and proposed study scope.

Entuitive's condominium and strata consulting includes depreciation reports, reserve-fund studies, technical audits, warranty reviews and condition assessments. Its enclosure team investigates and designs renewal work for roofs, waterproofing, walls and glazing, and supplies field testing and construction-phase advice. Structural and forensic assessments support repair planning and technical disputes. These consulting services are separate from contractor installation or emergency cleanup. The company publishes a Vancouver office at 1075 West Georgia Street and identifies Mike Lembke as its building-envelope discipline lead and a Vancouver team leader. His published email is a named technical contact for inquiries.

Evoke Building Solutions provides building-envelope and energy consulting for large buildings, including multi-unit residential properties. Its existing-building services include rain-leak and condensation investigations, monitoring, post-construction warranty reviews, repair planning and tender documentation for windows, roofs and balcony membranes. Energy modelling, audits and retrofit planning are separate consulting services. The current company contact page lists Burnaby and Victoria offices and identifies separate mainland existing-building and Island contacts. This profile covers assessment and design advice, not repair installation or an Electrical Planning Report. The checked pages do not establish a depreciation-report service. The Burnaby address takes precedence over the older address in association discovery material.

JRS Engineering is a building-science consulting firm with BC offices in Burnaby and Victoria. Its existing-building services include evaluations, depreciation reports and capital planning, repair design, testing and diagnostics. The firm also consults on roofs, waterproofing and window systems. Its contact page provides office phones and an inquiry form; a general email was not published on the pages reviewed. Assessment and design work are kept separate from installation services.

Keller Engineering offers building investigations, envelope repair design and capital-planning work for condominium and strata properties. Its published services include depreciation reports, condition assessments, warranty assistance and construction review for occupied buildings. The company operates nationally but lists a Burnaby office and a separate Greater Vancouver phone, which are used here instead of an Ontario head-office contact. Broader Canadian services are not treated as evidence of province-wide BC coverage or as installation work.

McCuaig & Associates Engineering works on assessment, renovation and renewal of occupied residential, commercial and public buildings. Its published services include building-condition assessments, depreciation reports, enclosure investigations and remedial design. The firm also lists electrical-capacity reports and EV infrastructure design, alongside mechanical-system renewal and energy audits. Councils can use those scopes to distinguish a physical condition investigation from reserve funding or electrical-demand planning. The company publishes a Burnaby office under its Vancouver heading and a separate Victoria office. Design, tender assistance, contract administration, field review and commissioning are consulting services rather than installation contracts.

Moyez Engineering lists building-condition investigations, enclosure analysis, structural engineering and depreciation reports for residential and commercial properties in the Lower Mainland. Assessment scopes cover structures, balconies, parkades, roofs and windows. Renewal-design services include cladding and roofing systems, waterproofing, seismic upgrades and concrete repair engineering, supported by tendering and contract administration. These are assessment and design services; contractor supervision does not make the firm the installation contractor. Its asset-management section separates reserve and capital planning from physical repair design. The company publishes a Burnaby office, general email and phone. Its website was unavailable at the last check; use the published phone or email for inquiries.

Okell Waterproofing seals residential, commercial and industrial buildings in Victoria against wind-driven rain and below-grade water. Its site lists specialized wall coatings, sealants and membranes for stucco, brick and concrete, and foundation waterproofing.

PCM Pomeroy Construction & Maintenance is a Burnaby building envelope construction and maintenance contractor serving Greater Vancouver. Its site lists home and building maintenance, remediation and repairs, and general contracting.

Pinchin provides environmental and engineering consulting, with BC offices including Richmond, Abbotsford, Victoria and Kelowna. Its building-science services investigate air and moisture leaks, enclosure deficiencies and material failures. A separate enclosure-investigation service examines roofs, façades, windows and structural components using tools such as infrared imaging and moisture detection, then reports causes and corrective recommendations. Property condition assessments review major building systems, document deficiencies and estimate repair timing and costs for capital planning. These are assessment and consulting services; installation is a separate contract. The company publishes a Richmond branch phone and contact form, plus a national after-hours emergency number; councils should confirm the relevant BC team and specific report scope.

Project First Restorations replaces window assemblies and sliding deck doors as part of building-envelope restoration for multi-family strata buildings and co-ops. Its service descriptions also cover siding and stucco replacement, deck and patio waterproofing, drainage and flashing repairs, and concrete repairs and coatings. The company describes working with councils, building managers, engineers and subtrades in Greater Vancouver. It publishes a general enquiry address and a direct business contact for founder Richard Watt, and offers an initial estimate and consultation without charge. Councils should identify the window work and related envelope repairs required in the project scope.

RainCity Decks is a family-owned Burnaby business focused on deck repair in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Its site lists multi-unit and strata deck repair, vinyl and liquid membranes, deck inspection and maintenance, railings and stairs.

RDH provides building-enclosure consulting and engineering for new and existing buildings. Its published services include investigations, condition assessments, repair and retrofit design, depreciation reports and reserve-fund studies. The firm also provides specifications, procurement support and field reviews. BC locations are published in Burnaby, Victoria and Courtenay. This record uses the Vancouver-area office contact and preserves assessment, design and report-author roles rather than treating consulting as repair contracting.

Remdal works with strata corporations, property managers and housing providers on building renewal and ongoing maintenance. Its strata and multifamily page lists exterior restoration, envelope repairs, painting, interior renewal and capital-project work identified through reserve planning. The company publishes a Surrey head-office address and a separate Vancouver office, and states that its business history began in 1974. That operating history is distinct from the current legal entity's recent registry date. Councils can use the published office phone or enquiry form to discuss scope. Building renewal and HVAC: Remdal carries out building-envelope renewal and waterproofing work, usually to engineering consultants’ specifications. Its HVAC services include preventive maintenance, heating and cooling repairs, ventilation and equipment upgrades.

RhinoDecks is a deck waterproofing contractor and authorised Duradek installer for the area from Deroche to Hope on the north side of the Fraser River. It installs vinyl membranes on sundecks, balconies, rooftop decks and covered patios.

Sealboss Coatings repairs concrete and water ingress in the Lower Mainland. Its published work includes above- and below-grade liquid-applied membranes, polyurethane injection to stop active concrete leaks, crack and spall repairs, and traffic coatings. Decks, balconies, planters, parkades and plazas are specifically listed. The company also repairs joint sealants and expansion joints and describes water-ingress investigations as part of its contractor services. It publishes a direct phone, general email and free-quote invitation. CHOA places the business in Coquitlam; its company pages do not publish a street address. This Coquitlam restoration contractor is separate from the SealBoss product manufacturer.

Sense Engineering provides building-envelope evaluations, repair design and capital-planning services for existing buildings. Its published strata services include depreciation reports, condition assessments, warranty reviews and design or construction review for envelope and structural repairs. BC locations are listed in Victoria, Nanaimo, North Vancouver and Kelowna. The Victoria office phone is used here, with the company contact form available for inquiries. Consultant roles are kept separate from restoration contractors who carry out the work.

SR Engineering provides building-science consulting for residential, commercial and institutional properties, including work for strata corporations. Its services include enclosure and condition investigations, waterproofing design, roof inspections, warranty reviews and performance testing. Depreciation reports and reserve-fund studies use component condition, remaining life and replacement costs for maintenance and capital planning. The company also describes technical litigation support and construction field review. Litigation support consists of technical engineering opinions. Roof and waterproofing services focus on assessment, design and field review. The firm publishes a Richmond office, service phone and general email. Councils should confirm the proposed report author and scope for their building.

Stantec provides building-envelope consulting for enclosure design, performance testing and construction field review. The published scope addresses roofs, cladding, glazing and waterproofing, with BC examples including Vancouver House and projects in New Westminster and Surrey. Its wider practice includes infrastructure and institutional design. The Vancouver office contact is 1100-111 Dunsmuir Street; its branch phone is corroborated by the firm's indexed office information and ECABC's company listing. Councils should confirm that the Vancouver building-science team accepts their property type and the specific assessment or renewal scope before appointment.

The Recap Group repairs and maintains strata and commercial properties in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Its published work includes waterproofing, deck and balcony membranes, envelope repairs, concrete work, interior painting, drywall and leak-damage repairs. It describes most work as in-house, with specialist trades brought in where needed. Councils can request a site visit and written scope through its contact page or published phone; active leaks receive priority. The website also lists depreciation reports and maintenance planning, but does not name the report preparer's professional qualification. Insurance and WorkSafeBC documents are offered on request, not independently checked here.

West Coast Waterproofing is a Victoria-based contractor for water ingress, membranes and concrete leak repairs. Its strata and condominium services cover balconies, decks, basements and parking areas, including podium and plaza decks above parkades. Published methods include removal and replacement of failed membranes, spray-applied polyurea, chemical grout injection and concrete surface repairs. Other work includes foundation waterproofing, traffic coatings and gas-barrier systems. The company lists service coverage throughout BC and publishes a direct phone and email. Councils should confirm the proposed membrane system, substrate repairs and any required independent design. Waterproofing and restoration installation are separate from independent engineering assessments or full roof replacement.

Woodcraft Contracting undertakes repairs, restoration and preventative maintenance for multi-family strata complexes as well as residential renovations. Its strata page lists balcony repairs and rebuilds, foundation waterproofing and drainage, rainscreen installation, siding and soffits, water-damage framing and interior repairs. It also offers window and door installation, leak detection and thermal imaging, and shingle or flat-roof maintenance. Cleaning work includes roof and gutter cleaning, building wash-downs, pressure washing and soft washing. Founded by Rudi Nosper, the company says it has served customers since 2003. Its current general phone, email and quote form are published online; councils should confirm coverage, repair design and the trades included in a proposal.

WSP's Canadian residential services include building evaluation, repair and renewal consulting, capital planning and depreciation reports. Its condominium and strata assessment page describes component evaluations, warranty reviews, detailed deficiency reporting and reserve forecasts. Building-science consulting investigates leakage and deterioration and develops renewal solutions for enclosure systems. The company publishes a Vancouver office at 1000-840 Howe Street. The BC office page lists this Vancouver address but no public phone or general email. Use its contact page to ask which team handles your building. Engineering advice and insurance-claim support are separate from contractor work or replacement-cost appraisals.