TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG, FL

Commercial glazing tenant improvement contractor in Tampa-St. Petersburg

Tampa Bay exterior glass has to meet Florida’s wind requirements and stand up to salt air. We install storefronts and interior glass and build out suites across Hillsborough and Pinellas.

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LOCAL MARKET

Tenant improvement glazing across Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay’s growth has brought office relocations, medical build-outs and new restaurants on both sides of the bay.

Exterior glass must meet Florida’s wind-load requirements, and in wind-borne debris regions it must be impact-resistant or protected.

Coastal exposure affects finishes and hardware.

Areas we serve around Tampa Bay

WHAT WE BUILD OUT

Build-out work we take on in Tampa Bay

The glazing and build-out work we most often carry across Tampa Bay.

Office and corporate suites

Glass-front private offices and conference rooms, demountable partitions, glass entrances to the suite, and the interior build-out around them.

Medical and dental clinics

Reception glass and transaction windows, privacy glass for exam and consult rooms, and cleanable interior glazing built into the clinic layout.

Restaurants and food service

Storefronts and patio openings, folding and sliding glass walls, sneeze guards and interior glass, coordinated with the kitchen build-out.

Retail and in-line space

New storefronts and entrances, display glazing, security-minded door hardware, and the interior finish-out that turns a shell into a store.

Fitness, studio and salon

Full-height mirror walls, glass studio fronts, shower and locker glass, and storefronts that show the space from the street.

Industrial, flex and warehouse office

Office fronts inside warehouse shells, observation glass onto production floors, and exterior storefront at the office entrance.

LOCAL PLANNING

What we plan around in Tampa Bay

The local factors that decide whether a build-out here opens on the date it was promised.

01

Confirm wind requirements

Exterior products are selected for the wind and debris requirements at the address.

02

Use approved products

Exterior glazing comes from product lines with the required approvals.

03

Specify for the coast

Finishes and hardware are chosen for salt air.

04

Plan around storm season

Exterior openings are not left exposed when storms are forecast.

PERMITS AND CODE

Permits, code and wind requirements

Florida adopts the building code through the Florida Building Code, enforced by local building departments. Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater each run their own permitting.

Exterior glazing products require Florida product approval, and in wind-borne debris regions they must be impact-resistant or protected.

Finishes and hardware are selected for coastal conditions.