McGill Brothers, Inc.

Water intrusion typically occurs due to failed caulking or sealants, structural cracks, deteriorated masonry, compromised expansion joints, outdated waterproofing systems, or other vulnerabilities in the building envelope.

Yes. McGill Brothers can assess exterior water intrusion and identify where moisture is penetrating the building. Based on the underlying cause, repairs may involve waterproofing applications, caulking, joint sealant replacement, masonry restoration, or other building envelope repairs.

Yes. Most existing commercial buildings can be waterproofed without requiring full reconstruction. The best approach will depend on your building's current condition, the materials used in construction, and the origin of the water intrusion.

Building envelope restoration refers to repairing and safeguarding the exterior systems that divide a building's interior from outdoor elements. This may include work on masonry, concrete, expansion joints, sealants, waterproofing membranes, and protective exterior coatings.

Yes. McGill Brothers offers commercial building restoration services throughout Omaha and the surrounding areas, assisting property owners with maintaining, repairing, and protecting structures that show signs of aging or damage.

Yes. McGill Brothers offers commercial caulking and joint sealant services designed to prevent air and water infiltration around building joints, openings, and other susceptible locations.

Commercial sealants should be examined regularly and whenever you notice cracking, separation, degradation, or signs of water intrusion. Routine inspections help catch issues early, before they require more extensive repairs.

Yes. McGill Brothers offers tuckpointing and masonry restoration services to repair deteriorated mortar joints, damaged brick or stone, and other concerns that affect both the structural integrity and appearance of commercial buildings.