This is an images of the high rise red brick condominium Park Side East in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Park Side East & West 2 Amazing High-Rise Buildings

Park Side West and Park Side East are two amazing high-rise buildings located at 40 Newport Pkwy and 30 Newport Pkwy, respectively. Together, these buildings boast over 800 units. WindowFix carried out a significant renovation project in both buildings, which included the installation of over 400 glass panes and more than 1000 new window screens.

This is an image of a high rise condominium in New York City.

500 Dazzling Windows For Chic Towers On The Park

Towers on The Park is a residential complex in New York City, which overlooks Central Park. The complex is comprised of three high-rise buildings located at 220 West 110th St., 300 West 110th St., and 301 West 110th St., offering a total of 600 condo units. WindowFix undertook a major renovation project, during which they replaced almost 500 glass panels in the properties within just 60 days.

Saint Ephrems School Entryway (Brooklyn, NY)

Saint Ephrems Church School Attractive Entryway x2

With a focus on safety and energy efficiency, we redesigned the entire entrance with a custom aluminum Gamco storefront. The newly installed double doors, complemented by sidelites were carefully prepared with features like electric release, safety glass, piano hinges, and heavy-duty door closers.  

26 Court Street Inner Vestibule & Exterior Door (Brooklyn, NY)

26 Court Street Superb Storefront

WindowFix supplied and installed a Gamco non-thermally broken storefront system in this South Slope condo. The exterior featured a glass Gamco wide stile entry door in a stylish dark bronze color, equipped with ¼” clear laminated annealed safety glazing. 

A man is working scissor lift on the side of a building to create a curtain wall.

Awesome Giant In 11215 Successfully Corrected

Within this 35’ tall opening, the original builder installed a storefront system. The windows were inserted into the storefront aluminum tubing, none of which was rated to handle air and water. The presence of heavy and sloppy caulking around the system and glass evidenced a previous attempt at stopping the water.