Solar Gard True View 40 on the south-facing glass of Alexander Wang’s HQ — cutting heat, UV, and glare without changing how the building reads from the street.
Acid-etched panels on a Delancey Street storefront, left half-ground by an unfinished repair, restored to clarity after the damage behind the damage.
UV-protection film on the 58th floor of 56 Leonard Street — guarding a renovated penthouse’s finishes and art with no visible change to the landmark facade.
Cleaning the exterior glass of a 50-story Midtown tower without entering a single apartment — rope access where swing stages and interior entry both failed.
Window cleaning on a two-tower Flushing complex where bridges, canopies, and tempered glass ruled out lifts — rope descent was the only way to reach the geometry.
Full facade restoration of two adjacent 125th Street buildings — brick, metal panels, glazing, and graffiti brought back after years of deferred maintenance.
Three problems, one mobilization: atmospheric grime, paint tags, and acid-etched glass cleared from a neglected commercial facade in a single restoration.
Severe hard-water staining removed from high-rise glass in Flushing with an acid wash — restoring transparency where detergent and scrubbing had no effect.
Ecolux 70 Low-E film on thin industrial-style windows — cutting winter heat loss and summer solar gain without replacing frames that define the space.
Rope-access window cleaning on a mid-rise where rooftop glass railings blocked every standard anchor — the rigging solved before a single pane was touched.
