
Project Overview
When water intrusion issues began affecting the interior of Pacific Point, the source wasn't immediately clear. Ramos Industries conducted diagnostic testing to identify leaks around two large architectural skylights on the property.
Scope of Work
- Smoke test performed on two large structural skylights
- On-site diagnostics with live video documentation
- Identification of concealed air gaps and seal failures
- Equipment setup through tight entry conditions
- Provided client with media and recommendations for targeted repair
Site Conditions & Challenges
One of the challenges we encountered early on was maneuvering the scissor lift through the main entrance. With very limited clearance and a tight approach angle, the crew had to carefully position equipment without damaging surfaces or disrupting operations.
Results
The testing provided undeniable evidence of failure points and gave the property management team clarity and confidence in their next steps for repair.
Services Provided
- Skylight smoke leak testing
- On-site diagnostic assessment
- Video documentation of failure points
- Repair recommendations
Project Details
- Location
- Gardena, CA
- Service Type
- Maintenance & Repairs
- Sub-Services
- Smoke & Water Infiltration Testing
- Client
- Pacific Point
Project Photos
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