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Glass & Shower Door Quote Software

Shower glass quotes, signed before you order glass

Clients send the layout, glass style and photos of the opening, and you send a shower door quote they sign with a deposit.

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Riverside Glass and Shower Doors is a sample business. Fill in its form as a client would, open the quote it sent, and look around the dashboard. It's the real app with sample data, and nothing you enter is sent.

What your clients see first. The questions this trade starts with, plus their details and up to 10 photos.

The problem

Common quoting problems in shower door work

  • Tempered glass can't be recut. If the client cancels after the glass is ordered, the panels fit no other shower.
  • Rough sizes come in wrong. Homeowner measurements are fine for a price but not for an order, so a final measure is still needed.
  • The tile is often not finished. Measuring before the tile and curb are done leads to remakes and a second trip.
  • Hardware choices hold up orders. Waiting on a decision between matte black and brushed nickel delays the glass order by days.
Your quote form

What your shower door quote form asks

Shower glass is priced by layout, panel count, glass thickness and hardware. The form asks the shower style, rough size and whether the tile is finished. It also asks the glass type and hardware finish. Photos show the walls, the curb and any bench the glass meets.

Your form has its own page at your-name.quotefalcon.com. Clients can fill it in at any time, including evenings and weekends, and you get an email for each request. Share the link by text, on your Google Business Profile or social pages, or add the form to your website.

You can change, remove or add questions at any time in your settings.

The questions your form starts with

  1. What do you need?Pick one: Shower door or enclosure, Bathtub glass, Mirror, Glass railing, ...
  2. Shower stylePick one: Frameless, Semi-frameless, Framed, Sliding, ...
  3. Shower layoutPick one: Door only, between walls, Door and fixed panel, straight across, Corner (90°), Neo-angle, ...
  4. Rough size (width x height, in inches or cm)A short answer
  5. Is the tile finished?Pick one: Yes, Not yet - still being built, Replacing an old door, Not tiled
  6. Glass typePick one: Clear, Low-iron (extra clear), Frosted, Patterned, ...
  7. Hardware finishPick one: Chrome, Brushed nickel, Matte black, Brass or gold, ...
  8. Old glass to remove?Pick one: Yes - remove and dispose, No, Not sure

Every form also asks for: a preferred date and time of day · the address of the job · their name and email, and their phone if you ask for it · notes · up to 10 photos

How it works

How quoting works in Quote Falcon

  1. Share your link

    Clients fill in your form and add up to 10 photos. You get an email for each request.

  2. Send the quote

    Add line items, quantities and tax from your phone or computer. Saved lines go in with one tap, and any line can be optional.

  3. Get it signed and paid

    The client signs online and pays your deposit by card. Collect the rest with a card payment link, or record cash and e-transfer.

Pricing

What changes the price of a shower door job

The factors that most often change the price, and the reason the form asks about them.

Layout and panel count
A single door between walls costs least. Door-and-panel, corner and neo-angle enclosures add glass, hinges and labour.
Frameless versus framed
Frameless uses thicker glass, usually 3/8 or 1/2 inch, and heavier hardware, so it costs more than framed or sliding doors.
Glass type and coatings
Low-iron, frosted and patterned glass cost more than clear. Protective coatings against hard-water spots are often an add-on.
Hardware finish
Chrome is usually standard. Matte black, brushed brass and gold finishes often cost more and can have longer lead times.
Size and site conditions
Tall glass, out-of-plumb walls, steam showers and knee walls need custom notches or extra hardware.
Removal of old doors
Taking out an old framed door and cleaning up the old caulk and track is usually a separate line.
Example

A shower door job, from request to deposit

Frameless door and fixed panel across a 60 inch tiled alcove shower, 3/8 inch clear glass, matte black hardware, replacing an old framed slider.

  1. Frameless door and panel, alcove showerNew quote requestNew
    • What do you need?
    • Shower style
    • Shower layout
    • Rough size (width x height, in inches or cm)
    +2

    1. The request comes in

    The client answers your form's questions and adds photos. You get an email, and the request waits in your dashboard.

  2. Quote Frameless door and panel, alcove shower
    3/8" frameless door and panel, clear glass$1,850.00
    Matte black hinges, clamps and handle$320.00
    Remove and dispose of old sliding door$150.00
    Low-iron glass upgradeoptional$280.00
    Protective glass coatingoptional$190.00
    Total$2,600.00

    2. You send the quote

    The low-iron glass upgrade and the protective coating are optional lines the client can tick before signing and before you order the glass.

  3. ✓Quote acceptedSigned online by the client
    Total$2,600.00
    Deposit paid by card$1,300.00
    Balance due$1,300.00

    3. They sign and pay the deposit

    They pay your 50% deposit by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. They are emailed a signed PDF (you can download it from the job), and you collect the rest by card payment link or record cash or e-transfer.

Deposits

Deposits and payment terms for shower door jobs

Custom shower glass is made to measure and can't be reused, so many glass shops ask 50% before ordering, with the balance on install. Some take a smaller deposit to book the final measure, then the rest of the deposit once sizes are confirmed. Payment stages can cover both steps. Some states cap home-improvement deposits, so check local rules.

How deposits work in Quote Falcon

You set your usual deposit once: a percentage, a fixed amount, the full price, or payment stages for bigger jobs. Clients pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through your own Stripe account.

Optional lines. The client can tick or untick optional lines on their quote page, and the total and deposit update. If they want something else changed, they ask from the quote page and you send a new version for them to sign.

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only on card payments clients make through Stripe, on top of Stripe's own fee. Cash, e-transfer and cheques: no fee.

Everything's included

  • Your own quote page with questions for your trade
  • Photos with every request, up to 10
  • Itemized quotes with saved lines and tax
  • Optional lines clients tick themselves
  • E-signatures with a signed PDF
  • Card deposits and payment stages
  • Follow-ups when a quote goes quiet
  • Calendar you can share with your crew
  • Website button or built-in form
  • Spam protection on every form
FAQ

Common questions

What is the average cost of a frameless shower door?

Installed prices often run from about $1,000 for a single door to $4,000 or more for larger enclosures with thick glass and premium hardware. Layout, glass thickness, coatings and hardware finish make most of the difference. Quote the glass, hardware and removal as separate lines so the client sees each part.

How much is labour to install a shower door?

Labour is often included in the glass price for custom frameless work. For a client-supplied framed or sliding door, installers commonly charge a flat rate, often a few hundred dollars, more for heavy glass or tricky walls. Put labour on its own line if the client supplies the door.

Should I take a deposit before ordering shower glass?

Yes, most shops do, because tempered glass can't be cut after it's made. Half up front is common. In Quote Falcon you can set a percentage or payment stages, so the client pays the deposit by card when they sign and you order the glass with the money in hand.

What thickness of glass is best for a frameless shower?

Most frameless doors use 3/8 inch glass, and 1/2 inch is used for larger or premium enclosures. Framed and sliding doors usually use thinner glass, around 3/16 to 1/4 inch. The form lets clients pick a style, and you can offer the thicker glass as an optional upgrade line.

Can clients send their own measurements?

Yes. The form asks for a rough width and height and lets clients add up to 10 photos of the shower. That's enough to price the job. Most installers still do a final measure after the tile is finished before ordering, and you can note that in your terms.

Can I quote mirrors and other glass jobs too?

Yes. The form covers shower doors, mirrors, railings and other glass, and you can edit the questions in your settings. Each quote is made of free-form lines, so a custom mirror with polished edges and mounting is just a few lines.

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