Field Observation Walkthrough (Half Day)
The service GCs and owners book first. Catch install quality, sequencing, and sealant gaps while there’s still time to fix them.
$475
Commercial glazing · Montana
Independent advice for the glass line — before it costs the job.
CR Glazing Consultants helps general contractors, architects, owners, and homeowners see storefront, curtainwall, and entrance work clearly. We review, walk, document, and coach — we do not install glass or sell product.
Independent commercial glazing advice only. No install. No selling glass. No sealed engineering unless a licensed PE is later engaged.
Why book us
Walkthroughs that protect the envelope
Field eyes on the glass line sell themselves — catch quality, sequencing, and sealant issues while they are still cheap to fix.
Field Observation Walkthrough (Full Day)
When the glass is going in and you need a second set of experienced eyes all day — not a drive-by.
$850
Punch-List Walkthrough & Closeout Support
Turn vague punch noise into a clear, photo-backed list the glazier and GC can actually close.
$425
Leak / Air / Water Path Walkthrough
Stop guessing where the wet wall starts. Get a clear path narrative and photo package.
$595
Mock-Up & First-Unit Review
The cheapest quality control on the job — one bay right beats a building of callbacks.
$525
Made for Montana
Billings home base. Big-sky jobs welcome.
We love Montana — the light, the weather, the builders who still show up and get it right. Billings is home base. We serve Montana and travel farther when the project needs it. From storefront on Main Street to curtainwall on a commercial pad, we bring independent glazing clarity without a product pitch.
Systems we know
Glass, metal, and the joints that leak
Storefront & curtainwall
Aluminum storefront, curtainwall, window wall, entrances, and hardware interfaces — reviewed for what can actually be built and sealed.
Glass & wet/dry glazing
IGUs, low-E, laminated, tempered, spandrel, gaskets, setting blocks, weeps, and perimeter sealant transitions to adjacent trades.
Documents that hold up
Review letters, field reports with photos, punch lists, spec markups, shop-drawing comments, and closeout checklists.
What we never do
We don’t bid or install glass, sell product, take kickbacks, stamp PE drawings, or hide findings to protect a glazier or GC.