Products We Trust & Use

When you need to seal around window frames or wall penetrations and the client wants to paint over it, this is what we use. It stays flexible, bonds to everything, and takes paint well after curing.

Best for: Window frames, wall penetrations, general repairs

For cracks in concrete sidewalks, stoops, and facade surfaces, we apply this directly with a caulk gun. It fills and seals in one pass without dripping on vertical surfaces. Saves time on small repairs.

Best for: Concrete cracks, sidewalks, stoops

We recommend this for concrete facades, retaining walls, and driveways that need water protection without a visible film. It bonds at the molecular level so there's no peeling or flaking over time.

Best for: Concrete facades, driveways, retaining walls

When we need to waterproof a roof, balcony, or plaza deck, we spec Sikalastic 123. It goes on as a liquid and cures into a seamless membrane with no seams to fail. Good for areas with foot traffic where traditional membranes get damaged.

Best for: Roof waterproofing, balcony decks, plaza decks

This is strictly for below-grade and underground waterproofing. Foundation walls, elevator pits, below-grade slabs. We see contractors mistakenly using Bituthene on facades. Don't. It's not vapor permeable enough for above-grade work. Use Perm-A-Barrier VPS 30 for facades instead.

Best for: Foundation walls, elevator pits, below-grade waterproofing

For basement water issues and foundation leaks, we recommend this as a DIY-friendly option. Building owners can brush or roll it directly onto foundation walls. It stays flexible after curing so it won't crack when the foundation shifts.

Best for: Basements, foundations, below-grade walls

For small cracks in stoops, sidewalks, and exterior concrete, this gets the job done without mixing anything. We recommend it to building owners who want to fix minor cracks before they become DOB violations.

Best for: Small cracks, stoops, exterior concrete

We use Type S when the wall is load-bearing or below grade and needs higher compressive strength. If your engineer specs Type S instead of Type N, this is a reliable option that's easy to find at any supply house.

Best for: Structural masonry, load-bearing walls, below-grade

When we need to patch spalled concrete on a facade or overhead soffit, this is what we use. It stays in place on vertical and overhead surfaces without sagging. One component, so no mixing ratios to worry about on site.

Best for: Concrete spall repair, facade patching, overhead repairs

After repointing, mortar smears and efflorescence can make a facade look worse than before. We use this to clean up after every pointing job. It removes stains without damaging the brick or stone underneath.

Best for: Post-repointing cleanup, efflorescence removal, brick cleaning

The standard hard hat we wear on every site visit. If you're a building owner walking your own jobsite, you need one of these. DOB will shut down a site if anyone is on it without head protection.

Best for: Site visits, inspections, construction