commercial

Windows

We do new construction and custom replacement commercial window work across Upstate New York and the Southern Tier.  If you need windows installed from Buffalo to Rochester, Syracuse to Albany or Ithaca to Binghamton, we've got you covered.

B.R. Johnson's Commercial Window Division (formerly our affiliated company Johnson-Howard Associates, Inc.) brings many years of building restoration and new construction experience to a wide range of applications. We utilize multiple approaches that reflect the wide range of products that we can provide and the diverse types of projects that we have successfully performed.

As a multi-line distributor and installer of high-performance architectural aluminum, clad wood, fiberglass, vinyl and steel windows, as well as curtainwall, storefront and entrance products, BR Johnson is uniquely qualified to provide the evaluation necessary to achieve the best product application for the project.

Although we specialize in creating window solutions for existing buildings and historical renovations, we are also experienced in the requirements of new construction, navigating the technical, administrative and schedule demands of that industry segment.

Our team of knowledgeable salesmen, project managers, technical services and installation personnel work closely with our customers to provide an integrated project delivery approach that is most appropriate to balance performance, aesthetic, budgetary and schedule needs.

BR Johnson is proud to have been a part of projects in the following areas: Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, Utica, Rome, Saratoga Springs, Lake George, Cortland, Ithaca, Binghamton, Elmira, Corning, Skaneateles, Auburn, Geneva, Norwich, Oneonta, Watertown, Kingston, Poughkeepsie, and more.

Services:

• Replacement and Historical Renovation
• New Construction - Windows, Curtainwall, Storefront & Entrances
• Design Development
• Budgets, Detailing and Mock-Ups
• Installation & Service
• Service across NY, including Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Ithaca and Binghamton.