Northern and central New Jersey

Steel windows and doors for New Jersey projects

New Jersey work spans considered new residences, renovation of established houses and commercial frontages in dense town centers.

Each condition asks a different question of the system; the answer begins with the drawings.

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Local considerations

Renovation surveys
Existing wall build-ups and opening tolerances are surveyed before frame development.
Energy code
Thermally broken profile families are evaluated against project energy requirements.
Town center facades
Storefront interfaces with existing masonry and signage bands are detailed as part of the scope.
Structural coordination
Head conditions for wide openings are reviewed with the structural engineer.

Why New Jersey architects specify steel

Steel windows, doors and glass partitions for New Jersey architecture

Right for brownstone and row-house work
Hoboken, Jersey City and Montclair restoration depends on narrow members and true divided lights. Steel matches the original fenestration where wider extruded profiles would flatten the facade.
Reviewed against New Jersey energy code
Thermally broken profile families, glazing make-up and perimeter detailing are evaluated against project energy requirements before specification, so performance is not resolved on site.
Detailed for Hudson-facing exposure
Waterfront elevations take wind-driven rain across an open river. Drainage paths, gaskets and hardware are specified for that exposure rather than for a sheltered inland opening.
Wide spans for new residences
Steel's strength-to-weight ratio carries large sliding and folding assemblies in fine frames, which is what lets new houses open a whole elevation to the garden without heavy mullions.
Partitions for adaptive-reuse interiors
Warehouse and mill conversions across Hudson and Essex County use steel partitions to create offices and suites while keeping daylight and the industrial reading of the shell.
Minutes from Manhattan sites
Our Hoboken office sits on the riverfront, so surveys, shop-drawing review and installation coordination cover both New Jersey and New York projects from one team.

Glass and stone riverfront office building in Hoboken with the Manhattan skyline beyond

Local office — Hoboken Riverfront

Visit FERMONT in New Jersey

Visit by appointment for finish samples, profile mock-ups and project consultations. Our New Jersey team supports architects, designers and builders across Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris and Monmouth counties.