Glazing & facade
Land facade panels, crane and crew in the same window.
Facade is a crane-bound, just-in-time trade: panels are too big and too valuable to sit on site, so the delivery, the lift and the install crew have to hit the same window. SiteLive books all three as one coordinated event and protects the crane so a competing lift can't derail the sequence.
What you get
- Panel install booked with the crane window and crew in one slot
- Clash detection so the crane isn't double-booked
- Just-in-time panel deliveries sequenced to the install order
- Level and elevation lookahead so nothing's laid down twice
- Install and weathertightness sign-offs captured per elevation
- Invited subbie facade crews confirm their slots for free
How it works
- 1Sequence the panels
Deliveries are ordered to the install sequence so the right panels land in the order you fix them.
- 2Reserve the crane
Each lift reserves the crane window; clash detection stops another trade taking it mid-install.
- 3Sign off the elevation
Install and weathertightness checks are captured against each elevation for the record.
FAQ
Can deliveries follow the install sequence?
Yes. Panel deliveries are bookable and ordered to the install plan, so panels arrive in the order you lift them.
How is the crane protected?
The crane is a bookable resource; clash detection blocks a competing booking during your facade lift.
Where do weathertightness records go?
Install and weathertightness sign-offs sit against the elevation and flow into the site records.
Do subbie facade crews pay?
No. Invited subbies confirm free; one flat price per site.
SiteLive for your trade
Card required. Cancel before day 7 and pay nothing. Invited subbies confirm for free.