Aluminum Facade & Curtain Wall Supplier Across Canada & Puerto Rico
New York's glass, Shanghai's factory. Hanart coordinates North American facade projects through offices in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Mexico, with reference work in New York and Virginia and a documented delivery path across the Pacific.
A Market That Verifies Before It Trusts
The North American facade market rewards contractors who can navigate its verification culture: performance testing, strict tolerance requirements, union or licensed labor environments, and owners who want a single party accountable for the envelope. Hanart's four offices in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and Mexico exist precisely because export fabrication cannot succeed without local coordination of codes, testing and site discipline.
Our model for North America is deliberately honest: engineering, unitized fabrication, testing and logistics are managed by Hanart in Shanghai; installation is executed by vetted local crews under Hanart supervisory staff, with approval procedures documented at each milestone. The owner gets factory-level quality control on panels that arrive job-ready, plus local labor compliance on site — without being asked to manage a supply chain of their own.
Registered capital of RMB 100.5 million and a top-50 national ranking since 2005 give owners the balance-sheet assurance that the contractor who signed the contract will still be the contractor who honors the warranty.
Reference Work You Can Verify

166 Perry Street, New York City
A residential tower facade in Manhattan delivered through the export path: design coordination with the US design team, unitized fabrication in Shanghai, marine freight to the East Coast and supervised erection. The project is documented on its dedicated page with fabrication and logistics detail.

VCU Campus, Virginia
University campus facade coordination that exercised the same delivery path on an institutional scale — a useful benchmark for owners evaluating whether a Shanghai-based contractor can meet US campus schedules, testing protocols and documentation standards.
Design to Installation, Step by Step
The cross-border sequence we run for every US and Canadian project
- Design coordination — system selection, performance specifications and shop drawings aligned with the project architect through structured review cycles, including time-zone-aware meeting schedules.
- Fabrication — unitized panels manufactured in the Qingpu facility with CNC precision and full seal testing before dispatch.
- Sea freight — containerized export from Shanghai to the East or West Coast with packing plans designed to survive transit humidity and handling.
- Installation — local crews guided by Hanart supervisors, using documented erection and testing procedures matched to the project's specification.

Owners who engage us early also receive facade procurement checklists and coordination schedules drawn from three decades of delivery experience — useful whether or not Hanart wins the final contract.
Certification & Compliance — Said Plainly
Hanart's systems are engineered and tested to recognized performance frameworks, and the company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications. For North American projects, Hanart works with accredited laboratories to develop and execute test programs — including air, water and structural performance verification per the applicable AAMA test methods — and confirms the specific certification or compliance path against the project's specification and local code requirements per project, before fabrication begins.
We do not claim blanket pre-certifications that are only meaningful per project. What we promise instead is a written compliance plan in the quotation stage: which tests, which standards, which laboratory, and who signs each approval. That plan becomes a contractual attachment, so the owner can hold us to the same testing standard they would hold a domestic contractor.
Planning a facade on this side of the Atlantic?
Send the project brief to the New York-coordinated team and get a feasibility response within 24 hours.