What we install

We work as a subtrade to glazing and cladding contractors, to their shop drawings and fixings.

  1. Metal panels

    Composite and sheet metal panels lifted with a vacuum lifter.

    Technician on ropes with a vacuum lifter, high above a street between towers
  2. Spandrel glass

    Spandrel units and infill panels replaced from outside.

    Technician beside a panel being lifted up an orange and glass facade
  3. Flashings and trims

    Head flashings, corner cups and closures at transitions.

    Technician fitting a corner cup on a dark facade above a street
  4. Doors

    Sliding and swing door installation on balconies.

    Two technicians on a balcony edge, one on a ladder
  5. Deficiencies

    Punch-list items closed out across a finished facade.

    Technician on a steel canopy fixing panels

Questions

Questions about panel and glazing installation

Short answers. Call us for the long ones.

Downtown Vancouver and snow on the North Shore mountains, from a rooftop

Can you install to our shop drawings?

Yes. We follow your drawings, fixings and sequence, and your site lead signs off each area.

How do panels get to the facade?

Up the outside on a hauling system, or out through a suite when they fit. Smooth panels ride on a vacuum lifter.

Do you replace broken glass?

We replace spandrel and infill units from the outside. Vision glass is quoted case by case with your glazier.

Will you close out a deficiency list?

Yes. Scattered items across a tall facade are exactly what rope access is quick at.

Panels going on

Two technicians, one piece: one guides the panel while the other fixes it.

Two technicians on ropes at a parapet, in silhouette