Joint sealant and glazing are used to seal gaps and joints in your precast wall panels or windows in your commercial building. If your building is getting old, now is the time to reseal your joints and apply new glaze to your windows. These solutions will create a protective barrier against water, air and outdoor contaminants from entering your building.
✔ Leaks: Sealant will fill any gaps within your building and walls while glazing seals windows tightly, keeping your building leak-free.
✔ Energy loss: Sealant prevents drafts and air leakage around joints, while glazing provides thermal insulation around windows. This combined effort helps maintain indoor temperatures by reducing heat or cool loss.
✔ Outdoor contaminants: Together, joint sealant and window glazing create a barrier that blocks dust, pests, pollen, smoke and other pollutants from entering the building.
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A: Joint sealant includes removing all the old foam, replacing the backer rod and sealing with a urethane sealant. Window glazing is a process of removing the old and reglazing the windows.
A: Properly sealed joints and freshly glazed windows help eliminate gaps and leaks that allow air and contaminants to enter or escape your building. By preventing drafts and improving insulation, these improvements can lead to enhanced energy efficiency.
A: Yes, sealant and glazing work to enhance your building’s resilience against harsh weather conditions. By creating a tight, durable barrier, they help reduce the risk of moisture intrusion from humidity, storms and other outdoor elements.
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