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Service Area

Commercial Exterior Services in Central Texas

Griffin Restoration serves substantial commercial exterior projects in Austin and San Antonio. We handle facade restoration, waterproofing, curtain-wall repair, parking-garage repair, and broader building-envelope work. Property owners and facility teams bring us in when a problem crosses materials, requires elevated access, or needs to be planned around an operating building. That includes planned maintenance and repairs identified by an engineer or building assessment.

Exterior Systems & Services

Commercial Exterior Work We Handle

Commercial buildings in Central Texas may combine brick, stone, concrete, stucco, tile, metal panels, storefront glass, and curtain-wall systems. Each material moves and sheds water differently. A useful assessment looks at the failed area and the joints, flashings, coatings, or drainage paths around it. Parking structures bring their own mix of concrete, expansion joints, traffic coatings, drainage, and vehicle wear.

Project Context

What We Look At Before Work Begins

Historic status can affect the work in both Austin and San Antonio. Some exterior repairs or material changes require city review, while routine in-kind maintenance may follow a simpler path. We identify those questions early so the owner and design team can confirm approvals before choosing materials or scheduling access. We also plan around entrances, parking, and occupied areas.

Capability & Evidence

Built for Commercial Exterior Work

Griffin has served commercial clients since 2000 and is fully insured and bonded. Our crews use 56-foot and 72-foot boom trucks to reach elevated walls and joints. The project gallery shows facade, parking-deck, EIFS, expansion-joint, and sign-rebranding work. Those examples give owners, architects, engineers, and general contractors a practical view of our exterior experience.

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Talk With Griffin About Your Central Texas Property

Send the property address, a short description of the condition, and any photos or reports already available. If the building has a historic designation or known drainage concern, include that information. Plans or photographs showing previous repairs can also help us understand where materials and details have changed. Griffin can then discuss the affected system, access requirements, and who should take part in an on-site assessment.