For general contractors
For General Contractors
ACG is the Florida glazing sub that GCs come back to. 48-hour bid response, AIA A305 prequal package on file, certified payroll workflow integrated, and a single point of contact from bid to punch.
Prequalification documents
- FL Certified General Contractor license
- Bonding
- Insurance certificates
- AIA A305 Contractor's Qualification Statement
- OSHA 30 trained field crews
- Safety record
What sets ACG apart on bid day
48-hour bid response
Standard commercial plans return a sealed bid in 48 hours, not 2 weeks.
Full submittal packages
Shop drawings + product data + NOA documentation + structural calcs in one submittal. No back-and-forth.
Procore-native
We operate in Procore on every job. Daily logs, RFIs, change orders, submittals, all native.
Certified payroll workflow
Davis-Bacon and Florida prevailing wage compliance for public work. Weekly certified payrolls automated.
Scope clarity
Our bid includes: aluminum framing, glass, hardware (closers, panic, locks, butts/continuous hinges, sweeps, thresholds), sealants (interior and exterior perimeter at our work), shop drawings, product approvals, structural calculations, freight, installation labour and final clean of our glass.
Our bid excludes: rough opening prep, structural opening tolerances, perimeter caulk by GC, building permit fees, lifts/scaffolding (for height above standard reach), temporary protection after our final clean, and any work not shown on the drawings we priced.
GC resources on this site
GC bid FAQ
What Florida license covers ACG commercial glazing work?
American Commercial Glass holds Florida CGC #1531993 issued by the Florida DBPR, operates under NAICS classification 238150 (Glass and Glazing Contractors), and maintains industry-standard general liability, automobile, and workers compensation insurance.
How fast does ACG return a bid on documented scopes?
Documented scopes get a detailed proposal or budget direction back within 48 hours - with an exclusions list, not surprises.
Where are ACG's Florida offices?
American Commercial Glass operates statewide in Florida from three offices: West Palm Beach (HQ, 700 S Rosemary Ave Ste 204), Naples (4850 Tamiami Trail N, Ste 301), and Tampa (3031 N Rocky Point Dr W, Ste 600).
How do I invite ACG to bid?
Send drawings on Send Us Plans, email connor@acglass.com, call (772) 486-7711, or invite ACG on BuildingConnected or Procore. ACG bids Division 08 only.
Is ACG woman-owned?
American Commercial Glass is woman-owned - Rielly Walsh, CEO and co-founder, is the 51% majority owner.