Glazier​/Sheet Metal Fabricator

You will work both in our Denton, Maryland shop and in
the field with our installation team. Work may include:

Cutting, fitting, setting, and installing architectural glass

Glazing custom windows, doors, skylights, conservatories, greenhouses, and other glass structures

Reading drawings, plans, and specifications

Measuring and laying out work accurately

Installing insulated, laminated, tempered, and decorative glass

Fabricating and installing custom sheet metal components, flashing, trim, and related architectural details

Cutting, shaping, and forming copper, aluminum, and stainless steel

Soldering and joining copper components

Working alongside skilled woodworkers, metal fabricators, installers, and other craftspeople

Troubleshooting unique field conditions and finding practical solutions

Traveling throughout the United States for project installations

Experience matters, but so does how you approach the
work. We are look ing for someone who:

Has glazing, architectural metal, roofing, millwork installation, or related construction experience

Is comfortable working with hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment

Can read drawings and understand dimensions and details

Has strong measuring and layout skills

Takes pride in clean, precise workmanship

Notices when something is not quite right and fixes it

Can solve problems without cutting corners

Works well as part of a highly skilled team

Has a positive attitude and strong work ethic

Is comfortable traveling nationally for installations

Wants to continue learning and expanding their skills

Experience working with copper, aluminum, stainless steel, sheet metal, or custom architectural glass is especially valuable.

You do not have to come from the conservatory industry.
Very few people do.

You m ight currently be a glazier, sheet metal mechanic, architectural installer, roofer, carpenter, metal

fabricator, or experienced construction craftsperson.

What matter s most is that you know how to build, understand the importance of details, enjoy solving

unusual construction challenges, and care about the quality of the finished product.

Ou r projects are custom. That means there is always something new to figure out and something new to

build.

Before applying, take a look at our work and the
people behind it:

You will work both in our Denton, Maryland shop and in the field with our installation team. Work may include:

Cutting, fitting, setting, and installing architectural glass

Glazing custom windows, doors, skylights, conservatories, greenhouses, and other glass structures

Reading drawings, plans, and specifications

Measuring and laying out work accurately

Installing insulated, laminated, tempered, and decorative glass

Fabricating and installing custom sheet metal components, flashing, trim, and related architectural details

Cutting, shaping, and forming copper, aluminum, and stainless steel

Soldering and joining copper components

Working alongside skilled woodworkers, metal fabricators, installers, and other craftspeople

Troubleshooting unique field conditions and finding practical solutions

Traveling throughout the United States for project installations

Experience matters, but so does how you approach the work. We are looking for someone who:

Has glazing, architectural metal, roofing, millwork installation, or related construction experience

Is comfortable working with hand tools, power tools, and shop equipment

Can read drawings and understand dimensions and details

Has strong measuring and layout skills

Takes pride in clean, precise workmanship

Notices when something is not quite right and fixes it

Can solve problems without cutting corners

Works well as part of a highly skilled team

Has a positive attitude and strong work ethic

Is comfortable traveling nationally for installations

Wants to continue learning and expanding their skills

Experience working with copper, aluminum, stainless steel, sheet metal, or custom architectural glass is especially valuable.

You do not have to come from the conservatory industry. Very few people do.

You might currently be a glazier, sheet metal mechanic, architectural installer, roofer, carpenter, metal

fabricator, or experienced construction craftsperson.

What matters most is that you know how to build, understand the importance of details, enjoy solving

unusual construction challenges, and care about the quality of the finished product.

Our projects are custom. That means there is always something new to figure out and something new to

build.

Before applying, take a look at our work and the people…