Encap System overview

1. ENCAP SYSTEMS INC. “Encapsulating and Protecting building systems for a stronger tomorrow” ENCAP SYSTEMS OVERVIEW

2. WHO IS ENCAP SYSTEMS ENCAP Systems Corporation is a manufacturer and contractor specializing in lead paint abatement. ENCAP offers a proven solution to lead based paint problems, with several successfully completed encapsulation projects. Several million square feet of lead based paint has been encapsulated with Encap products. ENCAP Systems Corporation has been in the hazardous remediation and lead paint abatement industry since January, 1988, and has successfully completed numerous projects ranging in size from $500,000 to $2,000,000.

3. COMPANY HISTORY In 1987, Roy E. Johnson was the founder of a system to encapsulate lead based paint. The system is now being used for the rehabilitation of old buildings and as a replacement for stucco in new construction. In 1988, Roy formed Encap Systems Corporation, to market the product to the Federal Government and also to public housing for the encapsulation of lead based paint. Roy was successful in bidding the First lead based paint demonstration that was conducted by Dewberry and Davis, mandated by the US Congress, as one of the sixteen abatement contractors chosen from one hundred and twenty five other larger companies. Encap System Corporation, under Mr. Johnson’s management, became the only contractor/ manufacturer/ minority firm that was a part of this exclusive work. Roy was a member of the Army Corp of Engineers, the Chamber of Commerce and the Urban Business Professional Association, Roy was a committee member of the National institute of Building Science, where he helped develop the Guide Specifications for reducing lead based paint hazards and the lead based paint operations and maintenance work practice manual. He also served on the committee EO 6.23, of the Association of Standard Testing Methods (ASTM) where he helped develop standards for the testing procedures for lead encapsulation materials. Roy assisted in developing the State laws for lead abatement workers and contractors for the State of Ohio. Roy served on the State Lead Advisory Committee in Ohio.

6. ELEVATED SLABS

8. More durable and cost effective than traditional stucco and other wall applications

9. Moisture resistant and allows for breathability

10. Extensive positive track record and testimonials

11. Moisture curing capabilities

12. Easy application process

13. Eight standard colors

15. Andros Island Navy Sub Base

16. Patuxten Naval Air Station

17. Ohio Adjutant general Army

18. New Haven Court House Authority

19. Oakland Housing Authority

20. Patrick Air Force Base

21. Veteran’s Hoapital- Oakland,CA

22. Veteran’s Hospital- Vieira, FL

23. Veterans Hospital, Orlando, FL

24. F.D.O.T

25. Tyndall Air Base

26. Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

27. Orlando Expressway Authority

28. Virgin Islands Port Authority/ Marine & Air

29. Federal Emergency Management Agency

30. Homestead Air Base

31. Ft. Myer, Arlington, VA

33. Housing Authority, Oakland, CA

34. Housing Authority, New Jersey

35. Housing Authority, Chicago

36. Housing Authority, Sanford, FL

37. Housing Authority, Fort Wayne, ID

39. The EncapSystems, Inc. EnviroTubes Potential customer: ARMY CORPS of Engineers

41. Currently for Enviro-Tube protection, we are the only manufacturer of a coating system that “significantly” adherers to the petroleum based Bag Fabric.

43. Shore Line Tubes damaged by hurricanes

44. Severe damage where the tube protection was missing

45. Gabion Baskets The EncapSystems, Inc.

47. Gabion basket filled with sand. UV from the sun will deteriorate the fabric within 2 years causing the basket to fail. ENCAP SEAL will prevent fabric failure.

48. This is the area where the leavy walls were knocked over by the storms.

49. Test for adhesion of ENCAP SEAL to the fabric and metal frame.

53. Finished Project

54. Examples of Past Performance

55. Structure Wall Repair The EncapSystems, Inc.

56. Window opening created

57. Insulation placed in opening. Plywood cut to size with glass Fabric affixed.

58. ENCAP product applied with fabric imbedded. Then sponged to texture matching existing wall.

60. Brick lines etched into the ENCAP SEAL matching the existing block before painting.

61. Finished project prior to painting.

62. BRICK RESTORATION/ ENCAPSULATION Bethune Cookman College, Dayton Beach, FL The EncapSystems, Inc.

65. Wall prepared prior to applying ENCAP SEAL.

66. Total building coated with ENCAP SEAL forming a water resistant coat.

67. Etching brick façade after applying ENCAP product in a color matching the previous brick.

68. BEFORE AFTER

69. Finished project

70. ENCAP SEAL Water Intrusion Test ASTM 1601 The EncapSystems, Inc.

71. Water Intrusion in Central Florida Homes During Hurricane Jeanne in September 2004ENCAP SEAL VA hospital water intrusion prevention projectPrepared by: Dr. Mike Mullens, PE Dr. Bob Hoekstra IsabelinaNahmens Felix MartinezUCF Housing Constructability Lab August 2006

72. Test Equipment and Procedure Used by the University of Central Florida to determine the reasons for water penetrations, new and old stucco construction during heaving rains and hurricanes. ASTM C1601 - 04 Standard Test Method for Field Determination of Water Penetration of Masonry Wall Surfaces (ASTM C1601 - 04 2004) is a pressurized water test that simulates wind driven rain. The test measures the rate of water flow out of a closed system under a given rate of air pressure and water flow that simulates wind speed and rainfall rate respectively.

73. Application of water intrusion equipment being installed to the walls of the VA hospital prior to the application of the ENCAP SEAL System.

74. Water curtain attached to the wall of the VA hospital prior to the application of the ENCAP SEAL water proofing system.

75. Note water running down the wall prior to the application of the ENCAP SEAL system.

76. UCF pump equipment

77. Test Results For Masonry Wallsas defined by ASTM C1601

78. The EncapSystems, Inc. Results after ASTM Test on ENCAP SEAL on the walls at the VA hospital. .083 Gallons/ hour intrusion (.375 Gallons/ hour intrusion considered excellent)

79. Asbestos&Lead The EncapSystems, Inc.

80. Historical Renovation/PreservationLead Abatement/Encapsulation Preserves a historical building’s appearance while abating the lead base paint or asbestos wall cladding

81. Historical Renovation/Preservation Lead abatement/ encapsulation with the ENCAP Systems products preserved a historical building appearance while abating the lead base paint and asbestos wall cladding.

82. Lead Paint This is an example of paint that must be removed prior to the application of the ENCAP Lead abatement encapsulation system. The balance is left to be encapsulated by the product.

83. The ENCAP system is ideal for encapsulating asbestos floor tile.

84. Before Lead Paint Encapsulation

85. After with ENCAP Seal encapsulated using a hopper spray gun in order to preserve the historical features.

86. EXAMPLES OF PRODUCT USE OUC Water Storage Tank, Lake Highland Orlando, FL WATER PROOFING ON WALLS AND ROOFS Encap Seal was applied as a roof coating this water Tank. Allowing heavy lift crane to traverse without damage to The coating. As a water proof coating on concrete / stucco walls

87. INSULATED WALL PANELS ENCAP SEAL applied to walls, Orlando Florida

88. SYSTEM OVER T1-11 WOOD SIDING AND OLD BRICK Columbus, Ohio

89. CONCRETE STRUCTURAL REPAIRS Retaining walls repaired without the use of concrete forms. Shell Oil Company , Cleveland Ohio

90. DENSE GLASS ENCAP SEAL applied to Dense Glass without using a vapor barrier. Tavares, Florida

92. Environmentally friendly

93. Encapsulates some forms of asbestos

94. Adheres to most sub-straits

96. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

97. ENCAPS Total System 50 lbs. Bag ENCAP SEAL Powder 450sqft Roll Glass Mesh 5 Gallon Pail ENCAP Bond (5 gals. Mixes approximately 4.5 - 50 lb. Bags)

98. ENCAP SYSTEMS INC. “Encapsulating and Protecting building systems for a stronger tomorrow” www.encapsystems.com