Commercial & multi-unit.
The right expertise for the system.
Storefronts, multi-unit buildings and curtain-wall work need a scope suited to the actual assembly. Access, occupant protection, engineering and building ownership approvals can be central to the project.
What to settle before you order
Share drawings, building use and assembly information early. Specialist availability must be confirmed; residential installation experience alone does not establish competence for every commercial system.
Make the quote a complete picture
Ask for the manufacturer, model, dimensions, glass package, frame finish and hardware. The installation scope should describe removal, opening preparation, flashing, insulation, sealants, interior and exterior finishing, disposal and site protection.
Product and workmanship are different promises
Request both warranty documents and a named service contact. Record what happens if removal reveals concealed damage, and approve additional work in writing.
NRCan: certified windows and product guidance ↗A little more light.
A lot more considered.
Tell us what you have in mind ↗No pressure. Share your location and project; we’ll review the fit and availability.