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Division 03 · Existing Building Diagnostics

TSSA Building Diagnostics

A consumer-friendly diagnostic division for owners, property managers, realtors, associations and home inspectors who need a clear answer to a simple question: why is this building leaking or underperforming?

Windows + DoorsWater IntrusionAir LeakageExisting Buildings
Simple Message. Technical Method.

We find out why your windows leak.

Homeowners do not need to start with a test-standard number. They need help understanding water stains, failed caulking, drafts, condensation, rot or recurring leakage.

The diagnostic brand translates TSSA's forensic and testing capability into a service that is easy to find, understand and book—without diluting the technical rigor behind the work.

Window and sliding-glass-door leakage
Perimeter sealant and interface conditions
Air leakage and draft concerns
Condensation and moisture patterns
Failed or recurring prior repairs
Repair-scope and next-step recommendations
Water testing of an exterior window
Diagnostic testing that answers “why?”
Consumer-facing language backed by the same technical process used on complex commercial work.
Service Packages

A scalable offer that can be marketed every day.

BRONZE

Diagnostic Survey

Visual inspection, moisture screening, infrared review where appropriate, documentation and concise findings report.

SILVER

Performance Diagnostic

Everything in the survey plus targeted air-leakage and water testing selected for the reported condition.

GOLD

Forensic Diagnostic

Full forensic investigation, targeted testing, repair protocol and technical recommendations for next steps.

Recommended brand choice: “Building Diagnostics.”

This name keeps the immediate window-leak market while allowing future expansion into doors, skylights, balconies, sliding glass doors and other building-envelope concerns without changing the brand again.

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