While performing a roof assessment, the FSA London team observed a deteriorating chimney in need of restoration.

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FSA performed building envelope investigations on multiple structures dating to the 1960’s.

FSA completed a cladding replacement feasibility study on this former hotel.

FSA was engaged to investigate existing conditions, including opening to see asbuilt conditions and overseeing hazardous materials sampling of the interior and exterior elements involved in the project.

Waterproofing improvements were made on the portico followed by the restoration of the sandstone masonry elements below.

FSA was engaged to prepare the IAR and due to the potential cost of the project, a SOR for the roof replacement at this Government Building.

FSA has a standing offer for building envelope and roof consulting with this School Board.

This project presented some challenges due to the barrel shape of roof. The building was occupied and much of the contractors’ work had to be completed after hours.

The Dominion building was originally constructed between 1935 and 1936 with an approximate gross footprint of 2,620 m².

In accordance with the original scope of work included in the proposal, FSA reviewed original and repair documentation (drawings and reports) and conducted a detailed visual review of all structural elements to assess the condition of the subject structures, including but not limited to cracks, delamination, spalling and efflorescence.

Custom House was originally constructed between 1856 and 1859 for the government of the United Canadas, and was designed by the Montreal, Québec architectural firm of Hopkins, Lawford and Nelson.

FSA provided oversight services at critical milestone achievements throughout the duration of the project.