Commercial Stucco & EIFS for Dunwoody properties

A Dunwoody facade tells you where the water is

Dunwoody’s commercial building stock covers a wide span: mid-rise and high-rise offices and hotels around Perimeter Center, low-rise office and medical buildings along Ashford-Dunwoody and Chamblee-Dunwoody Road, neighborhood shopping centers in Dunwoody Village and Georgetown, and a large inventory of apartment and condominium communities. Much of it is clad in EIFS or hard coat stucco, and much of it has been through decades of Georgia heat, humidity and wind-driven rain.

On buildings like these, the stain on a ceiling tile or the crack at a storefront pier is usually a symptom. The cause is a split sealant joint at a window perimeter, a parapet cap that lets water into the top of the wall, or a barrier EIFS wall with no way to drain. We start every Dunwoody project by finding that cause: elevation-by-elevation surveys, moisture readings at the details that fail first and water testing where the leak path is not obvious.

You get a written scope that separates urgent water intrusion from cosmetic work, so owners, boards and asset managers can decide what to fund now and what can wait. Then we do the work ourselves, from sheathing replacement to the matched finish coat.