Glazing takeoff software
A glazing takeoff is frame elevations by type, with a glass type in every opening. The window schedule and the elevations give the sizes. The errors come from glass types and safety glazing that the legend and the elevations show differently.
Opening
This trade is not open yet. We are building it with founding contractors, who use Takeoff Tool three months free. The lists below show what the takeoff covers and what we teach it first.
The spec sections it reads
- 08 41 13Aluminum-framed entrances and storefronts
- 08 44 13Glazed aluminum curtain walls
- 08 51 13Aluminum windows
- 08 80 00Glazing
What a glass and glazing takeoff covers
- 01
Storefront and curtain wall
Each frame elevation by type and how many times it occurs. - 02
Windows
Counted by type and tied to the window schedule. - 03
Glass types
Each glass type and where it goes, from the glazing legend. - 04
Entrance doors
Aluminum doors, with the hardware the storefront section assigns to them. - 05
Interior glazing
Sidelights, borrowed lights, glass partitions and mirrors. - 06
Sealants and flashing
Perimeter sealant, sill flashing and the anchors the details call for.
The conflicts we teach it first
These are the conflicts estimators in this trade tell us cost them money. They are the first rules we build with founding contractors.
- 01
Schedule and elevation disagree
A window type on the building elevation with no frame elevation or schedule row. - 02
Glass legend and elevation disagree
A glass type tag on an elevation that the glazing legend does not define. - 03
Safety glazing
Glass next to a door or near the floor with no tempered mark on the elevation. - 04
Spec and details disagree
A system depth or thermal performance in the spec that the details do not match. - 05
Fire-rated glazing
A rated opening on the life safety plan that the elevations show as standard glass. - 06
Door hardware split
Entrance door hardware that both the storefront section and the hardware section claim, or neither.
Glass and glazing: common questions
- Can I use Takeoff Tool for glazing takeoffs today?
- Not yet. Glazing is a founding trade. We build each trade with working estimators, so the tool learns how the trade really bids. Founding contractors use it free for three months while we build it with them.
- What do you need from a founding glazing contractor?
- An hour or two of your estimator's time, screen shared, while they do a real takeoff. Plus a set of past bid packets with the finished takeoffs. We use them to check the tool against work you already trust.
- What does it cost after the founding period?
- The standard price is $2,500 per seat per month. It is a flat fee. There is no charge per takeoff.
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Help us build glass and glazing takeoffs.
Founding contractors use Takeoff Tool three months free.