PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The new construction of Scottish Pinkston High School in Dallas incorporates building practices to ensure durability and functionality. Key features include cavity air barriers and through-wall flashing, essential for maintaining airtightness and preventing moisture infiltration. Exterior sealant control and expansion joints in masonry provide flexibility and weather resistance, while masonry fire barrier caulking at critical wall joints enhances fire safety measures. Waterproof deck coatings in mechanical rooms and site sealants in walks and concrete paving contribute to the school's overall resilience against the weather, promising a secure and sustainable educational environment for years to come.

SCOPE OF WORK
– Fluid Applied Membrane Air Barrier
– Cavity through wall flashing
– Exterior sealant control and expansion joints in masonry
– Masonry fire barrier caulk at wall tops and some wall joints
– Waterproof deck coating in mechanical rooms
– Site sealants in walks and concrete paving