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Containment only works if it holds. Our crews are the most experienced in the industry, and the work is verified before handoff, with seams tested to specification and methane barriers vacuum and smoke tested for a leak-proof system.
Decades of installation work have taught us that the testing step is not optional. The practices below are how we build a containment system that is sound, and how we confirm it before a client relies on it.
Our crews are the most experienced in the industry. They consistently deliver high quality installations with unparalleled customer service.
Field seams are tested to the project specification before a system is handed over, so containment integrity is verified, not assumed.
Methane barrier seams are vacuum and smoke tested for a leak-proof system, an extra layer of verification where gas intrusion is the risk.
Our crews work alongside engineers, owners, and Deputy Inspectors, coordinating testing and sign-off so projects pass inspection the first time.
Tell us about your site and we will walk through how we weld, test, and document the install so it meets your specification.