Service Area
Headquarters RegionGriffin Restoration is based in Whitesboro and serves commercial properties throughout North Texas and Southern Oklahoma. We repair facades, building envelopes, curtain walls, waterproofing systems, and parking structures. If you are dealing with leaks, cracked exterior materials, failed sealant, or an aging parking deck, we can help you identify the system involved and define the repair work. We work with owners, facility managers, engineers, architects, and general contractors on planned maintenance and defined repair scopes.
Exterior Systems & Services
Exterior damage rarely stays inside one material. Water showing up at a window may enter through a joint higher on the wall. Cracked masonry can sit next to failed sealant or damaged concrete. Griffin looks at the visible problem, the surrounding materials, and the way water can move through the assembly before recommending a scope. The service links below explain the work we perform on each system.
Project Context
Most commercial properties need to remain open during exterior repairs. We look at entrances, tenant areas, loading zones, parking routes, and equipment access before work begins. That information helps us plan boom-truck placement and divide the work into manageable areas. It also gives the property team a clearer picture of what will be affected during each phase.
Capability & Evidence
Griffin has worked on commercial exteriors since 2000. We are fully insured and bonded, and our crews use 56-foot and 72-foot boom trucks for elevated access. Our project gallery includes facade repairs, EIFS work, expansion joints, sign-rebranding projects, and parking decks. These examples show the range of materials and building types our crews work with.
View the project galleryChoose a city to see Griffin's commercial exterior services in that market.
Tell us where the property is, what you are seeing, and which part of the building is affected. Photos, drawings, or a recent inspection report are helpful if you have them. If operations or tenant access set hard limits, include those too. We can then discuss the likely systems involved, access needs, and the next step for an on-site assessment.
