For builders
Facade & curtain wall sealing
Facade joints carry the weatherproofing load for the whole envelope. They are also the hardest to access once the building is complete, so getting them right the first time is the entire economic case.
The problem
Panel joint and curtain wall weatherproofing on commercial builds
What's included
- Precast and panel joint sealing
- Curtain wall weatherseals
- Cladding system joints
- Height access compliance and documentation
- Substrate-specific priming
Our process
How we do it
- Step 01
Access planning
Swing stage, EWP or rope access planned and documented before work starts.
- Step 02
Prepare
Joints cleaned and primed to suit the substrate — critical on coated panels and glass.
- Step 03
Seal
Structural or weatherseal grade silicone installed to the facade detail.
Questions
Facade & curtain wall sealing — common questions
Do you handle height access?
Yes — EWP and rope access work is planned and documented as part of the scope, with the relevant tickets and SWMS in place.
Can you remediate an existing facade?
Yes. Remedial facade sealing is a common scope — typically strip-out and reseal of failed joints on buildings 10 to 20 years old.
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Get a price for facade & curtain wall sealing
Three fields and we'll call you back — usually the same day. A photo of the joint is often all we need to quote.
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