Daylight Takeoffs founder on a suspended scaffold during a high-rise install — hard hat and safety harness, Florida coastline behind.

About · Daylight Takeoffs

I started on the glass — not behind a desk.

Straight out of school I went to work as a glazier, installing stick-built and unitized curtain wall and storefront. Fifty-plus projects later, I count the same scope I used to hang.

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installed in the field

Who I am

I learned this trade from the wall in. Before I ever measured a takeoff, I was setting mullions, glazing lites, and walking punch lists in the field. Stick curtain wall, unitized systems, storefront — I've installed it, so I know how it's drawn, how it breaks into marks, and where a plan set hides the work that wins or loses a bid.

Curtain wall under installation — glaziers setting framing and sunshade fins on a new commercial façade.
Finished aluminum storefront — black-framed corner glazing on a completed commercial building.

Why I started Daylight Takeoffs

Every job I installed began as someone's count. When that count was clean, the install went smooth. When it wasn't, we ate the difference in the field. I started Daylight Takeoffs to hand glazing contractors the takeoff I always wanted to receive — every lite, frame, and door counted by mark number, with a scope and exclusions page that states exactly what's in and what's out. No drift into other trades. No surprises.

Every lite, every frame, counted by someone who's hung both.

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