We produce accurate, code-compliant shop drawings for stick-built and unitized curtain wall and storefront systems. Our drawings clearly define mullion layouts, anchorage, embeds, expansion joints, and perimeter conditions so your fabrication team and installers have exactly what they need. We coordinate closely with architectural plans, structural supports, and manufacturer standards to minimize RFIs and change orders.
We support glazing contractors with accurate takeoffs and detailing assistance, helping you bid and plan projects with confidence. From glass sizes and metal quantities to sealant joints and perimeter conditions, our documentation reduces guesswork and clarifies scope—especially on fast-track or design-assist projects
Our team develops coordinated shop drawings for overhead glass canopies, sunshades, vestibules, and custom entrance systems. We document bracketry, fittings, and support framing with careful attention to drainage, waterproofing interfaces, and structural support. This helps your team install complex assemblies confidently and correctly the first time.
For projects requiring higher coordination, we offer BIM and 3D modeling support for glazing systems. We model curtain walls, storefronts, and specialty glass assemblies to identify clashes early, coordinate with structure and MEP, and streamline approvals. This proactive approach reduces rework, delays, and on-site conflicts.
From punched openings to multi-panel sliding and folding systems, we deliver detailed window and door shop drawings that align with architectural intent and field conditions. Each submittal includes elevations, sections, details, and hardware callouts, ensuring smooth approval, efficient fabrication, and a clean installation on site.
We create precise shop drawings for glass railings, guardrails, balconies, Juliet rails, and stair enclosures. Our details address glass thickness, edge conditions, posts, shoes, anchors, and handrail connections, with a focus on code-compliant heights and loading requirements. The result: safer installations, fewer site adjustments, and clear coordination with other trades.