We work with commercial property stakeholders reviewing aging or damaged window assemblies. Planning addresses building use, existing framing, access, water management and the impact on occupants.
Failed insulated glass units, water intrusion, difficult operation, damaged frames and thermal deficiencies can indicate the need for repair or replacement. The appropriate scope follows an assessment.
Replacement options may include aluminum and thermally broken framing with suitable insulated glazing. System selection considers performance targets, structural loading and architectural requirements.
Replacing glazing units may be sufficient where the frames and interfaces remain sound. Full-frame work may be appropriate where the supporting assembly or building-envelope connections are deficient.
Commercial replacement programs may require phased work, tenant communication, security planning and coordination with other trades. The installation approach depends on building operations.
Existing windows must be removed with protection for adjacent finishes. New assemblies require coordinated flashing, drainage, air and water sealing and suitable structural attachment.
Lifts, access controls, temporary weather protection and safe handling procedures may be required. Scheduling should account for occupied spaces and local site conditions.
Useful quotation materials include drawings, window schedules, quantities, performance specifications, photos and known building deficiencies.
We discuss projects across downtown Penticton, Wiltse, Sendero Canyon, Uplands, Redlands, Carmi, Skaha Lake, West Bench and surrounding areas.
Send your project information, approximate quantities, drawings and preferred timeline to discuss an assessment and quotation.
