Building Envelope Specialists

Window & Door Leak Detection Services in BC

Windows and doors are critical building envelope components. Our detection services find water infiltration through frames, flashing, and seals before serious damage occurs.

Expert Window & Door Leak Detection

British Columbia's heavy rainfall makes building envelope integrity critical. Windows and doors are the most common entry points for water infiltration, particularly in older buildings or those with installation defects. Water entering around these openings can cause extensive damage to wall assemblies, insulation, and interior finishes.

CeilingLeak.ca uses thermal imaging to identify moisture patterns in walls surrounding windows and doors. Our systematic testing approach can isolate specific failure points in frames, flashings, sealants, and weatherstripping.

Common Window & Door Leak Sources

Flashing Failures

Head, sill, and jamb flashings allowing water behind cladding

Sealant Deterioration

Aged or cracked caulking around frames

Improper Installation

Original construction defects in window/door integration

Weatherstripping Wear

Deteriorated seals allowing water and air infiltration

Glass Seal Failures

Broken seals in insulated glass units

Frame Drainage

Blocked weep holes preventing proper drainage

Signs of Window & Door Leaks

  • Water stains below windows
  • Peeling paint around frames
  • Soft or swollen drywall
  • Mold near window corners
  • Condensation between glass
  • Visible gaps in caulking
  • Water pooling on sills
  • Drafts during rain

Our Detection Process

1

Visual Assessment

Examine exterior and interior conditions around openings

2

Thermal Scanning

Identify moisture patterns in surrounding walls

3

Water Testing

Controlled water spray testing to confirm entry points

4

Moisture Documentation

Quantify moisture levels in affected materials

5

Report & Recommendations

Detailed findings with repair guidance

Window or Door Leak?

Find the entry point with professional building envelope detection.