We don't display client logos or names on this site — many of our contracts include confidentiality terms, and a logo wall proves little on its own. Instead, here is what sectors we work in and exactly how to arrange a real reference.
High-rise office towers with curtain wall glazing, tenant expectations around lobby presentation, and scheduling that respects business hours.
Hotels and premium residential-hospitality buildings where glass, entry, and public-area presentation are part of the guest experience.
Healthcare, education, and government-adjacent buildings with stricter access control, security clearance, and scheduling constraints.
Ground-floor storefront glass and signage where visibility during trading hours matters and disruption has to be minimised.
Residential strata towers, where resident notice, council approval, and predictable scheduling matter as much as the work itself.
Warehouse, logistics, and light-industrial sites with large glazed frontages, skylights, and different wash-down and drainage considerations.
Tell us who you are and which building or portfolio you manage. We'll arrange a reference letter or reference call with an existing client who has agreed to be contacted.
If you're evaluating us for a contract, this is the process rather than a promise.
We ask before sharing any contact — no property or facility manager is put forward for a reference call without their agreement each time. This protects their time and keeps the references we do arrange meaningful rather than a standing list handed out to every enquiry.
For documented project outcomes, see our case study library. For insurance, WorkSafeBC standing, and safety documentation, see certificates.
Tell us which sector and building type you manage and we'll arrange a comparable reference.