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Quoting · Window company, DFW

The jobs that looked profitable and weren't.

An owner-run window and window-covering company in Dallas–Fort Worth. Quotes were typed by hand and priced with a multiplier that hadn't kept up with costs.

$300

What one job really made; the owner thought $1,000

1

Person typing every quote, so everything waited on them

5

Real customer quotes before the build counts as accepted

At a glance

Client
DFW window company (name withheld)
Team
Owner, VP of operations, subcontracted crews
Engagement
Fixed-scope build
Started
October 2026
Status
In build; results to follow

The problem

  • Prices set by a markup multiplier chosen years ago
  • Overhead, commission and installer costs not built into the price
  • One person typing every quote from field notes and photos
  • Quotes kept outside the CRM the team already used

What we're building

01

Real costs

Loaded from the manufacturers' own price lists

02

Field flow

Photograph each side of the house; windows numbered in order; sizes and options from lists

03

True margin

Overhead, commission, permits, disposal and a profit target on every job

04

Customer quote

In the owner's own wording, one line per side of the house

05

CRM sync

Approved quotes land where the team already works

06

Modules

Shutters, blinds, shades and screens plug in later

How it's structured

  • Fixed scope and fixed price, agreed before we started
  • Balance paid only after five real customer quotes run cleanly
  • The client owns the tool; hosting is optional

What we'll measure

  • Margin per job compared with the old multiplier
  • Time from site visit to quote sent
  • Quotes per week without adding staff

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