Command for Windows

Window contractors on Command
close before the measure,
and deliver flawless installs.

Built for window replacement - not adapted from generic software. Satellite window count, energy rebate auto-calculation, lead-time-aware install scheduling, and configuration complexity pricing. Average job $400–$1,200/window. All configured before you go live.

What window contractors actually deal with

The problems most software ignores.

PAIN_01 · MEASUREMENT DEPENDENCY

You can't price it until you measure it. But you drive out to measure it before they've committed.

Window replacement requires accurate rough opening measurements before you can finalize pricing. Most contractors run a free measure before any commitment - burning hours per lead. Your competitor sends a range estimate first and runs the measure at signing.

PAIN_02 · INSTALL CREW SCHEDULING GAPS

Orders take 4–8 weeks. The crew slot you held is already gone.

Custom window orders have long lead times. Holding a crew slot for an 8-week-out install without a reliable tracking system means double bookings, gaps, and crews showing up for jobs where the product hasn't arrived. Each scheduling mistake costs a full crew day.

PAIN_03 · ENERGY REBATE COMPLEXITY

The homeowner wants their energy rebate. You don't have the documentation.

Federal and state energy efficiency rebates require specific product certification documentation, install dates, and energy rating records. Homeowners expect you to handle this. Without a documentation system, you lose the post-install relationship when the rebate falls through.

PAIN_04 · MULTI-WINDOW JOB UNDERPRICING

12 windows quoted. The bay window, the egress, and the 3-hour brick mold job weren't.

Standard replacement windows price simply. But egress windows, bay configurations, brick mold, and structural headers add significant labor and material complexity. Flat-rate per-window pricing bleeds margin on jobs that deserve a premium.

The shift window companies feel on day one

Before Command. After Command.

The difference isn't a feature list. It's the moment your sales rep closes a 12-window job from their laptop - with a rebate number attached - before a competitor even books the site visit.

// BEFORE COMMAND
  • Every estimate requires measuring each window on-site
  • Lead time for special orders unknown at estimate
  • Energy rebate paperwork done manually
  • Installer scheduling done separately from sales
// AFTER COMMAND
  • Satellite window count + standard size estimate
  • Lead time shown at estimate
  • Rebate eligibility auto-calculated
  • Installer scheduled at estimate acceptance
How Command works for window companies

From request to install - 5 steps.

The full window replacement workflow, from first call to completed install, handled in one system.

01

Homeowner requests replacement windows

Single window, full home replacement, or storm damage - Command's intake handles all three request types. AI Phone Agent captures the request 24/7, qualifies the job, and logs it without anyone in your office touching a phone.

02

Satellite counts windows, estimates standard sizes

Command pulls satellite imagery and property records to count windows and estimate standard rough opening sizes based on property age and architectural style. No site visit required to generate a credible range estimate.

03

Energy efficiency grade selected with instant price delta

Homeowner or your sales rep selects glass package - standard, low-E, or triple pane. The estimate updates in real time with the price delta for each option. No separate quote required. The upgrade conversation happens in one session.

04

Energy rebate eligibility auto-calculated

Command cross-references the property address with the utility provider and active state rebate programs. Rebate amount is shown directly in the estimate - net cost after rebate displayed alongside gross cost. Most homeowners have never seen this done at the estimate stage.

05

Custom order placed at acceptance, install scheduled around lead time

When the homeowner accepts, Command places the order with your supplier and pulls the expected lead time. The install slot is held in the schedule and locked once delivery is confirmed. No manual order calls, no scheduler managing two separate systems.

What Command does differently

6 things built for windows.

01

Measurement-based estimate engine

Homeowner provides rough opening dimensions via a guided intake flow. Command builds a per-window estimate by size, configuration type, and series - with a professional range sent immediately and a confirmed price after the measure.

02

Install crew scheduling with order tracking

Every job's install slot is linked to the order tracking status. Crew assignments update automatically when delivery windows shift. Double bookings and gap days drop to zero because the system knows where every order stands.

03

Energy rebate documentation

Every install generates a certification package - product specs, energy ratings, install date, and homeowner info - formatted for federal and state rebate programs. You deliver the rebate paperwork at job close. It's a differentiator competitors can't match.

04

Configuration complexity pricing

Bay windows, egress cutouts, brick mold, and structural headers are priced as line items - not absorbed into a flat per-window rate. Your estimates are thorough and your margin is protected.

05

Financing presentation engine

High-ticket window replacement jobs close more often with financing options presented at the estimate. Command generates monthly payment options from your financing partners and includes them in the estimate automatically.

06

Post-install follow-up and referral automation

Homeowners who replaced windows are primed for door upgrades, siding, and insulation within 12 months. Automated post-install sequences surface the right offer at the right time - and capture referrals while the job satisfaction is fresh.

$400–$1,200
Per-window average job value - Command captures configuration complexity that flat-rate estimating misses.
0
Crew scheduling gaps caused by order tracking mismatches - install slots stay linked to delivery status.
100%
Of qualifying installs get energy rebate documentation generated automatically at job close.
What homeowners actually receive

A real estimate. Line by line.

Command doesn't produce "get a quote" placeholders. Homeowners see a complete, itemized estimate - with the rebate baked in - before a single site visit.

EST-667234 · DRAFT
ClearView Windows
12-Window Full Replacement
Prepared by Command
Simonton 5500 Series
Simonton 5500 double-hung (12 units)
$4,320
Low-E glass upgrade· improves U-value to 0.27
$960
Labor - install + seal + trim (2-day)
$2,160
Disposal of old windows
$280
Energy rebate (TX PUC)AUTO-CALCULATED
−$450
Total after rebate$6,800–$7,600
Range reflects standard vs. low-E glass selection. Final price confirmed after measure appointment. Rebate eligibility confirmed by TX PUC program - paperwork filed by ClearView Windows at install completion.
The rebate advantage

Most window companies leave the rebate to the customer.

Command calculates it at the estimate - showing the net cost after rebate makes the decision easier and closes faster. Most homeowners have never had a window company show them the rebate number before they signed. You're the first one who did.

Average rebate shown at point-of-estimate: $320–$680 per home. That's the number that tilts an undecided homeowner. And it costs you nothing to show it - Command calculates it automatically from the address and utility provider database.

1
Address entered at intake
Command identifies state and utility provider automatically.
2
Active rebate programs matched
Federal IRA credits, state PUC programs, and utility rebates checked in real time.
3
Eligible amount calculated
Based on glass package selected (low-E, triple pane) and number of qualifying units.
4
Net cost shown in estimate
Gross and net displayed side by side. Homeowner sees the real cost before signing.
5
Rebate paperwork auto-filed at close
Product certifications, install date, and homeowner info submitted automatically.
One system replaces six tools

What Command replaces for window companies.

// WHAT WINDOW CONTRACTORS USE NOW
  • Manual window count site visits
  • Rebate spreadsheets - built per job, sent to homeowner
  • QuickBooks · job costing done manually
  • Supplier phone calls for order + lead time
  • Manual install scheduling in Google Calendar
  • Paper warranty registration at job close
  • Total: fragmented · margin lost on every complex job
// WHAT COMMAND REPLACES
  • Command satellite estimates
  • Command auto-calculation · rebate in every estimate
  • Command job costing · built into every job
  • Command order automation · lead time pulled at acceptance
  • Command smart dispatch · linked to order status
  • Command auto-registration · warranty filed at close
  • One system · one login · fully integrated
A real week in the field

What a window company's week looks like on Command.

This isn't a feature demonstration. It's Monday through Friday for a window replacement company running on Command - no manual order calls, no rebate paperwork, no scheduling chaos.

Monday
  • 7 window replacement requests captured overnight - 3 via AI Phone Agent, 4 via web form.
  • All 7 estimated via satellite window count. Estimates sent before the first site visit is ever scheduled.
  • 4 of the 7 include energy rebate calculations - one customer replied: "I didn't know about the rebate - that's why I chose you."
  • 2 jobs accepted by end of business. Orders queued for placement.
Wednesday
  • Custom orders placed for both accepted Monday jobs. Lead time pulled automatically from supplier: 8 days.
  • Install slots held in schedule - marked pending until delivery confirmation. No calendar holds created manually.
  • 1 new storm damage inquiry captured. Insurance documentation intake triggered automatically.
  • Measure appointment confirmed for 2 of Monday's remaining 5 estimates - range accepted, confirmed price pending.
Friday
  • 3 installs completed from the previous week's accepted orders. Crews dispatched without a single manual call.
  • Rebate paperwork auto-filed for 2 of the 3 completed installs. Owner didn't touch a form.
  • Warranty registrations submitted automatically for all 3 completions.
  • Week total: 7 leads, 4 accepted, 3 installs, 2 rebates filed, 0 spreadsheets opened.
Common questions from window contractors

Questions window companies actually ask.

How does Command estimate window sizes without measuring on-site?

Satellite window count and property records - age, square footage, architectural style - are used to estimate standard rough opening sizes. This generates a credible range estimate the homeowner can act on. The confirmed price is issued after a measure appointment before the order is placed. By that point, the homeowner has already accepted the range and committed to the process.

Does Command automatically calculate energy rebates?

Yes - Command maintains a database of utility provider programs and active state rebate programs covering all major markets. The rebate calculation runs automatically when an estimate is built, using the property address to identify the applicable program. The net cost after rebate is shown directly in the estimate alongside the gross cost. No separate rebate worksheet, no homeowner research required.

How does custom window lead time affect scheduling?

At estimate acceptance, Command places the order with the supplier and pulls the expected lead time automatically. An install slot is held in the schedule but marked as pending confirmation. When delivery is confirmed, the slot locks and the crew is notified. Homeowner receives an updated confirmation. No manual coordination between your sales team, your scheduler, and your supplier portal.

Can Command handle storm window and impact glass pricing?

Yes - Command includes a separate pricing matrix for impact-rated glass by wind zone. Florida, Gulf Coast, and other high-wind markets are covered with the correct product specs and pricing tiers. Permit requirements for impact glass in applicable jurisdictions are included in the estimate flow. Storm damage jobs are handled as a separate intake type with insurance documentation support.

Command features window companies use most

The rest of the platform.

FEATURE

AI Phone Agent

Answers every call. Captures window replacement requests at 2am. Qualifies storm damage jobs. Schedules estimate appointments - all without your office picking up the phone.

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FEATURE

Estimate Engine

Satellite window count, energy grade selection, rebate calculation, and configuration complexity pricing - all in one estimate flow. Range estimate sent in minutes, not after a site visit.

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FEATURE

Daily Brief

Every morning: pending orders, delivery confirmations, install crew schedule, and rebate filings due. One screen. No digging through portals or supplier emails.

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