Glazier workspace with glass and measuring tools

GlassQuote on the job site

Brick-to-brick openings, glass make-ups, and shareable quotes for glaziers who work from the van.

How the shop floor flows

Four tabs mirror the way a fitter moves from hole to quote—without reopening spreadsheets.

  1. Bay

    Line up each elevation, frame type, and lite so every opening on the job stays in one workbook instead of scattered notes.

  2. Studio

    Walk pane counts, spacers, gas fill, coatings, and reveal deductions before glass is ordered—tempered sizes are factory-fixed.

  3. Lens

    Drop pins on brick corners in a site photo, enter tape readings, and add a diagonal when the hole might not be square.

  4. Ledger

    Roll openings into a customer-ready quote with safety-glass callouts and weight notes for hinge limits.

Built for fitters

GlassQuote keeps numbers you can defend at the merchant counter—brick versus lite size, safety zones, and when argon or krypton earns its place—through built-in shop briefs in the Yard tab.