Completed retail elevation — red ACM panel field with square black frame surround

Commercial glass & aluminum

The glass and metal that make the building.

JRM Aluminum fabricates and installs commercial glazing, entrance doors, frameless glass partitions, and aluminum cladding — storefronts, curtain wall, ACM panels, fascia, and pylons. Straight lines, even reveals, glass set plumb and square.

Portfolio

Work we've actually done.

Every photo on this site is our crew's work — no stock, no renders.

Black ACM cornice corner return folding crisply over a red panel field
Cornice corner return — folded, not caulked
Pylon sign cladding with straight cabinet edges and a folded cap corner
Pylon cladding — brake-formed cap and cabinet returns
Light-grey canopy fascia running dead straight across a full storefront
Canopy fascia — one straight line, the full storefront
Stepped grey corner panel stack beside a flat red ACM field
Stepped corner panel stack — even reveals, no oil-canning

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Process

From award to install.

You see drawings before we cut metal or order glass, and you get a schedule the other trades can hold to.

Fig. 01 — Project sequence

  1. Award

    Scope confirmed, finish class and colours locked with the spec.

  2. Site measure

    Our own field dimensions — not the drawing set's.

  3. Shop drawings

    Every fold and reveal on paper, approved before fabrication.

  4. Fabrication

    Panels routed and folded in-shop; glass ordered to our measure, not the drawing set's.

  5. Delivery

    Sequenced to the install, not the loading dock.

  6. Install

    Our crews, aligned grids, and a walkthrough at the end.

Why JRM

The standard

The work is the pitch. Even panel reveals, plumb mullion lines, and corners that fold cleanly instead of hiding behind caulk — the details a property manager notices in year one and an estimator notices before that.

We work with general contractors, landlords, architects, and sign companies who already know what good glass and metal look like. If that's the standard your project needs, the portfolio speaks for itself.