Frequently Asked Questions

  • A fluid-applied weather-resistive barrier is a seamless protective coating applied directly to a building's exterior sheathing. Unlike traditional house wrap, it forms a continuous membrane that helps prevent air and water infiltration while allowing moisture vapor to escape. The result is a more durable, energy-efficient building envelope.

  • Traditional house wrap can tear, wrinkle, or become damaged during installation and construction. Fluid-applied systems create a fully adhered, seamless barrier that eliminates many of the weak points associated with mechanically fastened house wrap. They provide improved air sealing, enhanced moisture protection, and long-term durability..

    • Custom Homes

    • Residential Developments

    • Multifamily Projects

    • Commercial Buildings

    • Mixed-Use Developments

    • Residential & Commercial Remodels

  • Yes. While much of our work is completed for builders and general contractors, we also work with homeowners, architects, and developers looking for high-performance building envelope solutions.

  • We install industry-leading fluid-applied weather-resistive barrier systems from trusted manufacturers. We can recommend the best system based on your project requirements, climate, and building design.

  • We were Utah's first dedicated fluid-applied weather-resistive barrier specialists. Unlike companies that added weather barriers as another service, this is our specialty. Our focus, experience, and attention to detail help builders achieve higher-performing buildings with fewer callbacks and greater confidence.

  • The fluid-applied system is installed after the exterior sheathing is complete and before windows, siding, brick, stucco, or other exterior cladding systems are applied.

  • Installation time depends on the size and complexity of the project. Most residential projects can be completed in a matter of days, while larger commercial projects are scheduled according to project scope and construction timelines.