Presto Restoration is a commercial building restoration and waterproofing contractor serving all of Tennessee. We restore glass, metal, and stone facades, replace failed sealants, repair parking structures, and coat commercial roofs for property managers and owners in Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the surrounding regions.
Tennessee's climate works on buildings from two directions: hot, humid summers that degrade sealants and feed biological staining, and real winters with repeated freeze-thaw cycles that pry open masonry joints and spall concrete. Nashville's construction boom has also produced a generation of towers now reaching the age where original caulking and glazing seals begin to fail at scale. We help owners get ahead of that curve.
Please note: Presto specializes in large, commercial multi-story buildings in need of restoration of glass, metal and stone, waterproofing or caulking. We do not do residential or small projects.
Remove stains, scratches, corrosion and other damage from the exterior of your commercial building. With industry leading protective products and services, you can extend the life of your building and keep it looking great for decades.
Repair and prevent damage caused by water intrusion. A water breach can compromise your building’s structural integrity and lead to costly repairs. Our durable caulking, coating and sealing solutions will prevent water intrusion and protect your building from the elements.
It takes a certain level of skill and artistry to perform historic building preservation services. Historic building materials are significantly different than what is used today, so special techniques are needed to prevent further damage and make repairs appear seamless.
Presto has completed several commercial building restoration and waterproofing projects in Tennessee. We are proud to share some of our impressive restoration projects in Tennessee cities.
Presto performs exterior building restoration & waterproofing services all throughout Tennessee. We proudly serve these Tennessee cities and their surrounding areas.
A: Water enters hairline cracks and failed joints, freezes, and expands, widening the openings each cycle. The visible results are spalled concrete, cracked mortar, displaced masonry, and leaks that appear during winter thaws. Sealing the envelope before winter is the most cost-effective prevention.
A: Original construction sealants typically reach the end of their service life in that window. Window perimeter caulking, control joints, and glazing gaskets should be inspected; failures there are the leading source of high-rise leaks.
A: Yes. Most of our projects are on fully occupied offices, hotels, and residential towers, using swing stages and rope access with minimal tenant disruption.
