COMMERCIAL
FACADE RESTORATION
IN FRISCO, TX.
Frisco grew 500% in two decades and now hosts 2.2 million square feet of Class A office at HALL Park alone. The earliest buildings in this boom are past the 15-year mark — the standard trigger for curtain wall re-caulking, EIFS inspection, and sealant replacement. In a market where The Star and PGA Frisco set the visual standard, facade condition is not optional.
What Commercial Facade Restoration Includes
Precision facade maintenance for Frisco's Class A campuses — from curtain wall re-caulking to EIFS restoration and protective coatings.
Facade Assessment & Diagnosis
Visual and structural evaluation of facade deterioration. Identify spalling, cracking, efflorescence, failed sealants, and structural movement. We document conditions and prioritize repairs by severity.
For Frisco's glass-curtain-wall and EIFS-intensive buildings, assessment focuses on sealant joint condition at every lite, spandrel, and penetration. We use our 56' and 72' boom trucks to access upper elevations and parapets without scaffolding costs — critical for efficiently assessing multi-story campus buildings across a large portfolio.
Masonry & Stone Facade Repair
Tuckpointing, brick replacement, stone dutchman repair, and mortar joint restoration. We match existing mortar color and composition to maintain architectural consistency.
PGA Frisco's headquarters features extensive Texas limestone facade — a premium natural stone that requires careful cleaning protocols and sealant systems that allow the stone to breathe without staining. Frisco ISD's 2000s-era brick campus buildings are also reaching their first tuckpointing window as original mortar joints soften and weather.
Panel & Cladding Restoration
EIFS, metal panel, precast concrete, and composite cladding repair. Includes substrate inspection, panel reattachment, and weatherproofing of panel joints.
HALL Park's 17 Class A buildings and Frisco Station's office towers use a mix of glass curtain wall, EIFS, and metal panel systems. As these buildings enter their 15+ year maintenance window, sealant joint failure and EIFS base coat cracking become the primary infiltration risks. We probe and test before repairing — not just re-caulking over failed substrates.
Protective Coating & Sealant Systems
Anti-graffiti coatings, breathable masonry sealers, and elastomeric facade coatings. Final protection layer after structural repairs are complete.
Frisco sits in Collin County's hail corridor — 2.75-inch hailstones were documented in April 2024. The June 2023 DFW storms produced $7-10 billion in insured losses, 95% hail-related. After structural repair, a professionally specified protective coating system creates a documented baseline for future claims and extends service life between re-caulking cycles.
Industries We Serve in Frisco
Why Frisco's Class A Building Stock Is Entering Its First Major Maintenance Cycle
Frisco grew 500% from 2000 to 2020 — from a small town to one of the largest cities in Texas. The commercial building stock that accommodated that growth is now aging in parallel: HALL Park's earliest buildings are 15+ years old, The Star opened in 2016 and is approaching the standard 10-year curtain wall inspection interval, and dozens of Frisco ISD school buildings constructed in the 2000s-2010s are at their first caulking and facade maintenance window.
In Frisco's Class A market, the bar is set by the most visible properties: The Star ($255M, Dallas Cowboys HQ), PGA of America's 106,622-sq-ft headquarters built with Texas limestone and glass, and HALL Park's carefully curated 162-acre campus. Property owners across the market feel that standard acutely — efflorescence on masonry, failed storefront caulk, or dirty EIFS signals neglect in a city where competing buildings arrive new every year.
Griffin Restoration serves Frisco from our Whitesboro, TX headquarters — an easy drive on the Dallas North Tollway corridor. We work regularly across Collin County and understand the hail exposure patterns and Blackland Prairie clay conditions that define envelope maintenance cycles in this market.
17 Class A office buildings on 162 acres — the earliest now 15+ years old and entering first major maintenance cycle
Frisco's commercial stock median is 15+ years old — the standard trigger point for sealant replacement and curtain wall re-caulking
Dallas Cowboys HQ opened August 2016 on 91 acres — approaching the 10-year curtain wall inspection interval in 2026
Why Choose Griffin Restoration
Commercial exterior restoration since 2000
Licensed in TX, OK, AR, and LA
56' and 72' — self-performing capability
Full coverage for commercial projects
Commercial Facade Restoration FAQ
What does commercial facade restoration include?
Commercial facade restoration addresses the complete building envelope: assessment and documentation of deterioration, structural repair of masonry, glass curtain wall, EIFS, and metal panel cladding, sealant replacement at all joints and penetrations, and a final protective coating or clear sealer. For Frisco's Class A campus buildings — HALL Park, The Star, Frisco Station — the emphasis is on curtain wall re-caulking, EIFS repair, and maintaining the high-gloss facade quality that defines this market. We deliver a written assessment with repair priorities and quantities before any scope is committed.
How do you assess the scope of facade deterioration on a commercial building?
Our assessment uses a systematic elevation-by-elevation survey, with boom truck access to upper stories and parapets on multi-story buildings. For Frisco's Class A glass-curtain-wall and EIFS-clad buildings, we probe all sealant joints at glass lites, spandrel panels, EIFS terminations, and mechanical penetrations. We also inspect for EIFS delamination and moisture infiltration using probe testing. The June 2023 DFW hail storms produced $7-10 billion in insured losses — if your Frisco building hasn't had a professional post-storm facade inspection, there's a reasonable chance undetected damage is compounding with each subsequent weather event.
Can facade restoration be phased to minimize disruption to tenants?
Yes — and in Frisco's high-profile corporate campus environment, tenant experience during work is as important as the finished product. At multi-building campuses like HALL Park (17 buildings, 2.2M+ sq ft) or The Star's mixed-use complex, we sequence work building by building and elevation by elevation. Boom truck positioning is planned to avoid obstructing parking and building entries. For properties where corporate tenants — TIAA, T-Mobile, Thomson Reuters — have specific work-hour restrictions, we accommodate those in the project schedule. Phasing also allows campus property managers to spread costs across fiscal years.
What types of commercial buildings benefit from facade restoration?
In Frisco, the most time-sensitive candidates are the earliest Class A office buildings — HALL Park's first buildings are 15+ years old, The Star opened in 2016 and is approaching its 10-year curtain wall inspection interval, and PGA Frisco's headquarters opened in 2022 with extensive Texas limestone and glass facade requiring professional maintenance. Beyond the campuses, Frisco ISD's dozens of school buildings from the 2000s-2010s are reaching their first maintenance window for brick caulking replacement and EIFS inspection. All benefit from proactive facade assessment before infiltration reaches interior finishes.
How long does a typical commercial facade restoration project take?
Duration depends on building size and scope. A single Class A office building in HALL Park — full perimeter sealant replacement plus spot EIFS repair — typically takes 4-8 weeks. A multi-building campus program is structured as a phased multi-year effort, building by building, prioritized by the structures with the most active joint failures. Large single-story retail buildings along the DNT corridor can be completed in 2-4 weeks. We provide detailed scheduling in the assessment report so property managers can plan around lease expirations, corporate events, and capital budgeting cycles.
Related Services
Facade restoration often works alongside these complementary services.
Exterior Building Repair
Often combined with facade work when damage extends beyond cosmetic. Structural concrete and masonry repair is completed before any protective coating or sealant work begins.
See our exterior repair capabilities →Commercial Masonry Restoration
Deep masonry repair that complements surface facade restoration. Tuckpointing, brick replacement, and stone repair handled by the same crew that applies the final coating system.
Learn more about masonry restoration →Sign Rebranding & Facade Work
Building rebranding, signage removal and installation, and facade updates for commercial properties undergoing renovation or tenant turnover.
Learn more about sign rebranding →Protect Your Frisco Property
Whether you manage a Class A office campus, a retail center on the DNT corridor, or an institutional facility in Frisco — we'll assess your facade and provide a detailed scope of work.