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Glaziers and curtain wall

Custom fabrication, long lead times, and precise installation. We connect estimating, fabrication tracking, and project management so the shop and the field work from the same information.

Illustration of two glaziers assembling a framed glass unit on a shop table, with glass racks and aluminum extrusions nearby.
Illustration, not a client site

How the work runs

Built in the shop, finished on the building

Openings are measured on site, units are fabricated to order, and installation follows a schedule set by other trades. With long glass and hardware lead times, a late change can reach the shop after material is already ordered.

Systems we often see

  • Takeoff and estimating
  • Fabrication software
  • ERP
  • Project management

Where the work gets stuck

  • 01

    Shop and field on separate schedules

    Fabrication teams, install crews, and crane time coordinated without a shared view.

  • 02

    Long lead-time orders

    Custom glass, hardware, and extrusions that have to arrive in the right sequence.

  • 03

    Install progress and quality checks

    Progress, quality checks, and material verification recorded in the field for billing.

  • 04

    Job profit known late

    Fabrication cost tracked apart from installation cost, with loose cost coding.

One handoff, step by step

Fig. 03 · One handoffIllustrative example

How does a revised measurement reach fabrication and the field?

  1. Step 1, Field measurer, in Field app: Records the revised opening size.
  2. Step 2, Project manager, in Project management: Updates the shop drawing and flags the affected units. Re-keyed by hand from the previous system.
  3. Step 3, Fabrication, in Fabrication software: Holds or reworks those units before cutting. Re-keyed by hand from the previous system. Then a check: Units match the revised size? If not, the shop drawing is corrected first.
  4. Step 4, Install crew, in Project management: Receives the revised unit list for that elevation.
  5. Ends with: Revised units installed.
If the revision reaches the shop late, the unit is built to the old size.

A typical sequence to show the kind of handoff we map. Not a client finding.

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