Destructive and Intrusive Testing in Denver, Colorado

Comprehensive building diagnostics for Colorado's freeze-thaw and weather damage

Advanced Building Diagnostics for Colorado's Hidden Weather Damage

Destructive and intrusive testing in Colorado requires specialized knowledge of freeze-thaw damage patterns, high-altitude construction methods, and mountain climate building failures. Our comprehensive testing services identify hidden damage from Colorado's extreme weather conditions, including moisture intrusion behind building envelopes, freeze-thaw damage to concrete and masonry, and structural impacts from temperature cycling. We use advanced diagnostic techniques to uncover damage that visual inspections cannot detect in Colorado's challenging climate conditions.

Industry-Leading Destructive and Intrusive Testing Knowledge in Denver

Colorado's extreme weather creates complex building failure patterns that require specialized diagnostic expertise. Our team understands how freeze-thaw cycles create hidden damage behind building facades, how rapid temperature changes affect different construction materials, and how high-altitude conditions impact building performance. We have extensive experience identifying the subtle signs of weather-related damage that are common in Front Range construction.

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Why Destructive and Intrusive Testing is Important in Denver

Hidden freeze-thaw damage behind building envelopes

Moisture intrusion in extreme temperature cycling conditions

High-altitude construction failures requiring specialized diagnostics

Featured Projects

Meadow View Condominiums

Year Built: 1982

Client: Meadowview Homes Condominium Association

Size: 48 residential units

Scope:

Siding and wood Replacement
Retaining Wall Replacement
Stair and Hand Rail Replacement
Drainage Repair

City Homes at Lincoln Park

Year Built: 2019

Client: MSI Inc.

Size: 800 housing units

Scope:

Emergency roof patch/repairs
Repair and patch roof leak/tears in membrane
Repair drywall - Paint to match Units
EPDM Patches and roof repairs

Washington Village HOA

Year Built: 1920

Client: PMI Flatirons Group

Size: 36 Units

Scope:

Step flashing integration on all buildings
EPDM repair on all buildings
Door adjustment and reinstallation of decking

Oak Glen

Year Built: 1990

Client: Oak Glen Community Association

Size: 140 Units

Scope:

Exterior painting
Deck replacement
Siding repairs
Concrete work

Cityhomes at Lincoln Park North

Year Built: 2019

Client: MSI Inc.

Size: 800 housing units

Scope:

Emergency roof patch/repairs
Repair and patch roof leak/tears in membrane
Repair drywall - paint to match units
EPDM patches and roof repairs

Our Destructive and Intrusive Testing Process

Step 1

Non-destructive preliminary assessment and damage mapping

Step 2

Strategic intrusive testing for freeze-thaw and moisture analysis

Step 3

Laboratory analysis of materials and weather impact assessment

Step 4

Comprehensive reporting with Colorado climate-specific recommendations