Exterior and interior glass systems for property portfolios, retail premises, workplaces, new builds, tenant improvements, and occupied-building retrofits.
A storefront shapes first impressions while securing a business. An office partition balances daylight with privacy. A commercial window or curtain wall forms part of the exterior envelope. Each application calls for its own glass, framing, hardware, access plan, and installation sequence.
With more than eight years of glazing experience, AMS supports single-opening repairs, planned replacements, tenant and capital projects, new construction, and retrofit work. Property and project teams can bring the design, estimate, engineering, procurement, fabrication, and installation under one coordinated scope.
Complete storefront and entrance work considers the glazing, aluminum frame, door, hardware, surrounding conditions, and the high-frequency use expected at the threshold.
Damage is documented before fabrication so dimensions, glass specification, framing, door components, site protection, and permanent replacement can be planned correctly.
Interior systems are laid out to support movement, sightlines, acoustical goals, daylight, and the right degree of visual separation for the space.
Window service addresses the entire operating opening rather than treating the pane in isolation.
Reliable entry operation depends on the interaction between the panel, frame, track, rollers, alignment, locking parts, and closing action.
New, replacement, and retrofit scopes for non-load-bearing exterior glazing assemblies are coordinated with drawings, performance requirements, field conditions, and adjacent construction.
Architectural components above, beside, and within a commercial building require deliberate detailing and safe installation logistics.
Product and finish selections can respond to energy, safety, privacy, appearance, visibility, and documented project criteria.
Proactive reviews help building teams address repeat failures and aging components before they become disruptive emergencies.
AMS coordinates drawings, field dimensions, specifications, approvals, lead times, access, other trades, tenant needs, and installation dates so decision-makers can see how the glazing package moves from estimate to closeout.
Send the commercial documentsDimensions, specifications, frames, access, hardware, and the condition of the surrounding system determine the practical route forward.
Selection depends on panel dimensions, location, framing system, exposure, use, and project requirements. Tempered, laminated, insulated, or a specialty product may be appropriate after the opening and documents are reviewed.
Panel size, product type, frame condition, custom fabrication, access, temporary protection, door hardware, nearby finishes, and installation complexity all influence cost. Site-specific information is needed for a reliable figure.
Availability of the specified glass, measurements, fabrication requirements, hardware, site access, and the existing assembly affect timing. The plan may separate urgent stabilization from the later permanent installation.
Curtain wall is a non-load-bearing exterior envelope system, commonly made with glass and aluminum framing, that spans larger portions of a façade. It is not interchangeable with every ground-floor storefront assembly.
Consider experience with the relevant system, estimating discipline, insurance and WSIB standing, safety planning, engineering and procurement coordination, installation capacity, and communication with the wider trade and property team.