Commercial Glazing and Façade Leak Investigation
Water appearing inside a commercial building may have entered some distance from the visible symptom. Wind-driven rain can move through curtain wall drainage paths, failed or displaced gaskets, sealant joints, pressure components, glazing pockets, roof junctions or perimeter interfaces before it reaches the internal finish. Repeating a seal at the wet area without understanding that route can conceal the symptom temporarily while leaving the entry point unchanged.
Alu-Glaze begins commercial glazing leak investigation by mapping internal staining or damage and correlating it with the external elevation, levels, joints and adjoining systems. Rain and wind history, drawings, previous reports and repair records can help narrow the possibilities before glass, frames, seals, gaskets, caps, drainage and interfaces are inspected. Focused glazing evidence can be recorded through glazing surveys and inspections, with confirmed system defects directed to curtain wall repair or glass façade remedial works.
The investigation follows a systematic diagnostic sequence intended to trace ingress pathways and define the probable root cause. Photographs, test observations, weather history and location references establish traceability between the visible symptom, each test area and the likely route, supporting an accurate remedial specification and reducing repeat visits caused by untargeted sealing.