Curtain wall, storefront, and openings,measured off the elevations.
Ruh AI measures the curtain wall, storefront, and openings off your elevations, priced on your own rates and signed by your estimator.
- ✓Curtain wall in square feet, storefront in linear feet, openings counted
- ✓Glass area separated by system off the elevations and schedule
- ✓Live in about a week on Bluebeam, Procore, and Excel
The glazing bid crew.
The agents that carry a glazing set from measured takeoff to a priced, signed proposal.
From elevations to priced glazing bid, one motion.
Send the glazing set
Elevations, wall sections, the door and window schedule, glazing details, and the Division 08 spec, straight from the invitation. Sheet and detail classification starts immediately.
Curtain wall, storefront, and openings run
Curtain wall area measured in square feet by system off the elevations, storefront measured in linear feet along every run, and windows, doors, and entrances counted by type off the schedule.
Systems and glass priced
Curtain wall, storefront, windows, entrances, vision and spandrel glass, insulated units, framing, gaskets, sealant, and anchorage priced on your own assemblies and history, with hoisting and access where the scope calls for it.
Your estimator signs
Review by confidence and coverage score, adjust the assumptions, and export into your own proposal format.
The glazing bid squeeze.
Coverage decides the year
Glazing subs bid more elevation than a small estimating room can count by hand. Every set that sits unpriced is a job that goes to the sub who got a number out first.
The openings hide the margin
Curtain wall area is the easy part. The margin hides in the opening counts by type, the split between vision and spandrel glass, the linear feet of storefront, and the sill and head conditions that are easy to miss on a fast manual takeoff.
Lump-sum leaves no room to be wrong
Most glazing goes out as a lump sum. A missed entrance, the wrong glass makeup, or a light framing number does not surface in a change order. It comes straight off the crew's margin.
AI glazing and curtain wall takeoff and estimating, explained.
The takeoff is the bid
Glazing estimators tell us the same thing: the number is only as good as the quantities behind it, and counting openings by type and pulling curtain wall area off the elevations by hand takes hours. When the curtain wall area, the storefront, and the opening counts run as one measured pass on the real elevations, the same room prices more sets and keeps senior judgment on the systems, the glass makeup, and the anchorage, which is where a glazing bid is actually won or lost.
Built for how glazing is measured
Curtain wall, storefront, punched openings, and entrances are different takeoffs, and the pipeline treats them that way. Curtain wall area is measured in square feet by system off the elevations, storefront is measured in linear feet along every run, windows, doors, and entrances are counted by type against the door and window schedule, and glass area is separated into vision, spandrel, and insulated units so the makeup is priced right. Glazing details, sill and head conditions, and anchorage are read off the sections and reconciled against the Division 08 spec.
Priced on your book, signed by your estimator
The quantities are priced across nine stages on your own historical rates and assemblies for the systems you install, whether that is stick or unitized curtain wall, storefront, punched windows, or entrances, with hoisting, access, and sealant carried where the scope calls for it. Every line is labeled measured, derived, or assumed with a confidence and coverage score, so a light spot in the set is visible in the review instead of buried in a lump sum. Nothing goes out until your estimator signs it, and it all runs inside your own tenant on Bluebeam, Procore, Autodesk, and Excel, live in about a week.
Glazing numbers that hold up.
Judge it on your own glazing set, not a demo.
Built to work together.
See it on your own glazing set.
A free 30 minute walkthrough on a real glazing set, no card. We run the takeoff live and you decide if you move forward.
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Frequently asked questions
What glazing estimators ask before trusting an AI takeoff on a real set.
How accurate is the glazing takeoff?
Can Ruh run AI agents for glazing estimating?
Does it actually read our elevations and schedule?
Can it price on our own glazing rates?
Does it fit the software we already run?
Can it give a quick budget number and a full bid?
Run your next elevation on Ruh.
Send one glazing set. We run the takeoff and walk you through the curtain wall, the storefront, the openings, and the glass makeup on a 30 minute call. If it does not hold up against your estimator, you have lost nothing.