Corridor containment in a multi-residential building
A sealed work zone built along a carpeted hallway, so residents could still reach their units while the affected wall was opened.
- Poly containment along the corridor
- Zippered entry into the work zone
- Carpet and floor protection
- HEPA air scrubbing
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Video and photos from the field
Straight from our crew's phones — no staging, no stock images.
Keeping the building moving
In condos and rental buildings, a leak behind a corridor wall affects everyone on the floor. We build the containment tight to the work area so residents keep using the hallway, elevators and their units.
Clean, controlled access
A zippered entry, taped seams and protected carpet keep dust inside the work zone. HEPA air scrubbing keeps it under control while materials come out.
Reporting to management
Property managers get a daily update, photos of each affected area and documentation that separates common elements from individual units — the details boards and insurers ask for.
What we did
- Poly containment along the corridor
- Zippered entry into the work zone
- Carpet and floor protection
- HEPA air scrubbing
- Daily updates to property management
- Per-area photo documentation
Questions about this kind of job
Do residents have to leave while you work?
Usually not. The containment isolates the work area so residents can keep using the corridor and their units. If a unit is directly affected, we coordinate access with management.
Can you work with our building's rules?
Yes. We book service elevators, follow building security rules and schedule noisy work around quiet hours.
Need a crew that can work around your building?
Talk to a real person now — day or night. We explain the plan before we start.