Commercial Building Envelope Progress in Georgia

Every Trade, One Schedule.

These photos show the handoffs a general contractor has to get right: masonry to steel framing, joists to roof deck, roofing around penetrations and edges, and storefront and facade against the structure.

Worker fastening steel framing beside a CMU wall on a Georgia commercial construction site — Steel framing going in against the CMU wall.

Open-web steel joists and metal roof deck above CMU walls on a commercial building project — Open-web steel joists, metal roof deck, and CMU walls before the building envelope was closed in.

Commercial low-slope roof cover board with plates and fasteners during installation — Low-slope roofing in progress: cover board, plates, and fasteners.

Building-envelope interface

Structure, Roof, and Facade Have to Meet on One Schedule.

Masonry, steel and deck, roof curbs and penetrations, storefront openings, and exterior finishes all depend on each other. One late or out-of-tolerance trade holds up the next.

Integrity CRR runs the non-roof trades as general contractor through vetted specialty subcontractors. Roofing is the exception: our own crews install it. See the broader commercial GC capability and roofing scope.

Commercial facade and storefront openings during active construction in Georgia — Facade progress with storefront openings, exterior sheathing, columns, and framing.

Multi-bay commercial building facade during envelope construction in Georgia — Wider facade view showing the multi-bay elevation, storefront openings, canopy framing, and active site conditions.

Commercial Building Envelope Progress in Georgia.

Every Trade, One Schedule.

Structure, Roof, and Facade Have to Meet on One Schedule.

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