Commercial Construction in Redondo Beach

Commercial construction in Redondo Beach for small buildings near the water: storefront glazing, parapets and roof edges detailed against wind and salt.

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Small commercial buildings near the Redondo Beach waterfront face the same wind, fog and salt as the houses around them, with larger glass storefronts and flat roofs that make the weather harder to keep out. We build and rebuild small commercial buildings and their exterior shells here, coordinating with the owner's architect and the city's building department from the first submittal.

Shells that keep water out

Storefront systems need a sill pan under every frame, sealed joints and weep paths that drain to the outside, because onshore wind drives rain hard against them. Parapets need through-wall flashing and copings that slope inward. Roof drains and scuppers must be sized and kept clear so water never ponds against a wall. We photograph each of these details before it is covered, which gives the owner a record of what sits behind the finish when questions come up years later.

Working near neighbors and the street

Commercial sites close to the water are often tight, with sidewalks, neighbors and parking on every side. We plan staging, deliveries and street use with the city before mobilizing, keep the site fenced and clean, and schedule noisy phases to suit the businesses nearby. The schedule and the sequence of work are set out in the written quote. Where the building is inside the coastal zone, we confirm with the owner's design team whether a coastal permit or exemption is in place before construction starts.

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