Roof or wall transition
Water can enter where different materials and assemblies meet.
Water intrusion
Find the path water is taking before repairing the visible damage.
Water intrusion may involve roofing, exterior sealants, windows, cladding, transitions, drainage or multiple conditions at once. Axis Point Contracting Ltd. starts by narrowing the likely path.
What it may indicate
What visible moisture may be connected to.
Interior damage can be separated from the exterior entry point.
Window or sealant detail
Failed perimeter sealants, flashing or installation details can allow moisture behind finishes.
Drainage and grade
Water directed toward the building can place pressure on exterior assemblies and foundations.
What to do next
Separate immediate protection from permanent repair.
An urgent response may focus first on limiting further water entry and making the area safer. Permanent repair should address the actual path and damaged materials.
Document when the issue appears, weather conditions, locations of staining and any changes over time.
Keep moving
Related next steps
Use the page that best matches the property concern or project goal.
Questions
Common questions
Straight answers help clients decide what to do next.
Can interior drywall be repaired before the source is fixed?
The source should be addressed first. Closing the area too early can conceal ongoing moisture or damaged materials.
Is water intrusion always a roofing problem?
No. It can involve roofs, walls, windows, sealants, drainage or exterior transitions.
What information is helpful?
Provide photographs, the affected rooms, when moisture appears, recent weather and any exterior condition visible from the ground.
Which areas do you serve?
Axis Point Contracting Ltd. serves Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Include the property city or service location so access and scheduling can be reviewed.
Start with clarity
Let us review the property concern.
Share the location, what you are seeing and how urgent the problem is.