These innovations, developed by Elias Hernan Alvarez, were specifically designed for applications in the building envelope construction and restoration industry, as utilized by Sky-Side Engineering and Restoration

	BEAS – Building Envelope Assessment System This equipment enables architects and engineers to visualize, assess and inspect the inaccessible areas of building envelopes with a versatile, easy- to-install, and easy-to-maneuver system. This from the comfort of the road side or roof level. Find more information Here.
	RIS – Remote Injection System This equipment allows the repair of crack inside ducting. This can be use to fix leaks from condensation inside dryer vents and other cracks on ducts. Find more information Here
	RSS – Remote Supervision System This equipment allow Architects and Engineers to supervised and direct work on inaccessible location of building envelopes. Find more information Here
	The EHA-Rover This Sky-Side unique remote controlled vehicle & camera allows inspect, assess and visualize issues inside craw levels, attics, plenums, ventilation ducts, etc. More information Here
	FF-Gutter Cleaner This equipment allows the cleaning of gutters from the ground level. Owners can now see how exactly the gutters look after the cleaning. Find more information Here
	EHA – Crack Chaser This equipment makes chasing cracks, simple, fast and easy. No more work bending your back or working on your knees. Find more information Here

Other Tools and Systems

	SS – Localized Water Test This technique allows water test on small areas. This system is very useful to detect leaks in flat roofs.
	SS – Core Sampling This tool takes core samples of wall assemblies to analyze mold or humidity in drywall, vapor barriers; wet insulation or rotten wood.
	Quasy-Invisible Crack Repairs This Technique allows to hide repaired cracks in concrete and brick. This technique helps to keep the value and esthetics of properties.
	Water Tests on High-Rise Building Envelopes This technique allows the performance of water test on inaccessible locations at the exterior of high-rise buildings. This is specially useful when trying to find the source of leakage in high-rise building units.