Paramus is one of the highest-grossing retail markets in the United States, with four regional malls and continuous big-box frontage along Routes 4 and 17 in a borough of roughly 26,000 residents.
Its long-standing Sunday closing ordinance for most retail is a genuine scheduling advantage for envelope work: a full weekday-free day when storefronts are dark and sidewalks are empty.
Building stock
Regional mall retail and anchor entrances, big-box and strip-center frontage on Routes 4 and 17, and a growing base of medical office and outpatient facilities in converted retail space.
Retail at this volume is an entrance-hardware market. Doors here see cycle counts that destroy standard closers and exit devices, accessible automatic operators are effectively mandatory at anchor and medical-office entrances, and vestibule configurations have to hold conditioned air against constant traffic.
Scope
Tenant turnover and retail-to-medical conversions drive continuous storefront replacement and re-facing.
Storefront systems →Large flat-roofed retail boxes have long perimeter and panel joint runs that are rarely maintained until a leak reaches sales floor.
Weatherproofing & silicone →Mall entries, atriums and newer medical office buildings carry glazed wall assemblies beyond storefront span limits.
Curtain wall →The leading scope for Paramus's commercial building stock, described above.
Entry doors & hardware →Coverage
Projects are scoped and priced across northern and central New Jersey, from the Bergen County line south through the Hudson waterfront, the Newark and Elizabeth industrial belt, the Route 1 and Turnpike corridors of Middlesex County, and on to the Monmouth and Ocean County shore. Coverage includes Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Union, Passaic, Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties, plus eastern Somerset.
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