| Evergreen
House, Inc. provides a top-quality glazing product, in-house engineering
capabilities, and full accountability to the owner for design, engineering,
fabrication, erection and warranty. This commitment has been applied to hundreds of past projects and throughout Evergreen House's 30 years of experience under its current ownership. As fabrication and construction methods evolve, Evergreen House continues to evaluate and improve the quality of workmanship. All glazing systems are built to exacting standards, keeping fabrication tolerances below industry standards and using precision water and laser-cutting options as needed. Evergreen House continually monitors system performance and assesses products with improved glass strength and solar performance. By selectively implementing new products, such as those using spectrally-selective coatings, Evergreen House can design increasingly larger scale and more exotic skylights. The use of newer technologies in combination with a building's energy performance measures, gives Evergreen House customers access to levels of design and performance that were previously inconceivable. A common design objective is to create dramatic spaces in shopping malls, office buildings, cafeterias, and other public facilities. The Evergreen House system provides opportunities to use daylight in new and unique ways through the use of high-performance glazing, tinting and silk-screening. Evergreen House regularly consults with architects and mechanical engineers about the proper glass combinations required to meet the thermal requirements of building envelopes. Custom-designed skylights have been fabricated and installed by Evergreen House in regions outside the Pacific Northwest. Not only have we completed projects in Washington and Oregon, but in a number of states that include California, Montana, Hawaii, Alaska, Illinois and Kansas. Projects have also been completed in Guam and Japan. |
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