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FAQ
Questions about ACM cladding, answered.
Short, direct answers about ACM and ACP panels, our process and how to work with us.
What is the difference between ACM and ACP panels?
There is no difference in the product. ACM (aluminum composite material) and ACP (aluminum composite panel) describe the same sandwich of two aluminum skins around a core. The terms vary by region, manufacturer and specifier.
What buildings are ACM panels used on?
ACM is widely used on commercial facades such as automotive dealerships, retail, offices, healthcare and multifamily buildings, and on canopies, columns, soffits and signage structures.
Do you serve all of Massachusetts?
Yes. We are based in Marlborough and serve projects across the whole state of Massachusetts.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. MassPanel Inc. holds a contractor license and carries insurance.
Do you provide shop drawings?
Yes. We prepare 3D models, shop drawings, panel layouts and installation maps for review and approval before fabrication.
Can you supply the panels or only install them?
We can coordinate material, fabrication and installation, or work within the scope split your project needs.
What warranty do you offer?
We provide a one-year warranty on our installation work. Material warranties are provided by the panel manufacturer.
How do I get a quote?
Use the form on the contact page or call us. The more you can share (location, approximate area, drawings or photos, and timeline), the faster we can respond.
What information do you need to start?
Project location, approximate cladding area, current stage, drawings or elevations if available, and the target schedule.
Do you build signs and totems?
Signage structures and totems in ACM are a complement to our cladding work, as in our Framingham and Hyannis projects.