Glass-to-frame sealing for storefronts, curtain wall and window systems. We replace failed glazing seals to keep water out and the glass properly seated.
On glass-heavy buildings and storefronts, the wet seal between the glass and the frame is the first line of defense. When it shrinks, cracks or peels, water gets into the glazing system and can travel well beyond where it entered.
Wet glazing is specialist work: the old seal has to come out cleanly, the surfaces have to be right, and the new silicone has to be tooled so it sheds water. It’s the work we do for property managers and general contractors on glass-heavy buildings.
We look at the windows, glazing and joints and note where sealant has failed.
You get a clear scope and price in writing before any work starts.
Failed sealant comes out completely and the joint is cleaned and prepared.
New sealant goes in, sized and tooled for the joint so it sheds water and moves.
We walk the finished work with you before we call it done.
Panel joints, window perimeters and building joints on mid-rise and high-rise towers Gonzalo’s crews have sealed.
See all services or check our service areas across Metro Atlanta, North Georgia and nationwide.
Removal and replacement of failed sealant on commercial and high-rise buildings.
Resealing window perimeters to stop water and air intrusion at the frame.
Still have a question? Call (404) 593-9455 — if we miss you, we’ll text you right back.
Wet glazing is sealing the joint between a pane of glass and its frame with a gun-applied sealant, usually silicone, instead of (or along with) a pre-formed gasket. It keeps water out and helps keep the glass seated.
Cracked, shrunken or peeling sealant at the glass edge, gaps you can see daylight through, water inside the frame, or staining near the glass edge.
Yes — storefronts, curtain wall and commercial window systems, from ground-floor retail to high-rise.
Yes, and it often should be. Glazing seals and perimeter joints age together, so one bid that covers both is usually the most efficient fix.
Call (404) 593-9455 or send the bid form with the property type, building height and location. Photos, drawings and specs help us bid accurately — you can text them to (404) 593-9455.
Tell us about the building and the scope. You’ll get a clear, written bid — and one contractor accountable for the work.
Tell us about the building and what needs sealing. Photos and specs help us bid accurately.
25 years experience · Fully insured · OSHA safety trained
Have photos or specs? Text them to (404) 593-9455
