Coordinate roofing and siding trim across every job — draw profiles, get instant prices with freight, and order directly online. No waiting on subcontractor callbacks to close your bid.
Sheet metal trim is a small line item that causes outsized schedule problems — because the quote-to-delivery cycle is opaque, the sub's shop is a black box, and surprises on delivery have no good fix.
Waiting 2–3 days for a roofing sub to get a trim quote delays your bid submission or project scheduling. You need the number faster.
Once your sub places a trim order, you have no visibility. You find out the delivery is delayed when your crew is already on site waiting.
Subs often quote material only — freight gets added later. On a 400-LF coping order, that "surprise" can be $500–$800 not in the contract.
When a sub submits the wrong profile and it arrives on site, re-ordering takes another full lead-time cycle. Projects slip by a week or more.
Trimgy gives general contractors an independent path to price, specify, and order custom sheet metal trim — with full transparency on cost and delivery before committing.
Draw any trim profile on the precision grid and get an instant material price with freight included — without waiting on a sub. Use it to verify bids or fill a scope gap when a sub falls through.
Every Trimgy quote includes LTL freight to your delivery zip code. The landed cost you see before you check out is what you pay — no freight surprises at invoice time.
Organize trim orders by job. Each project folder holds the profile drawings, material selections, and order history — so you know exactly what was ordered for which site.
Every Trimgy profile is defined by exact dimensions on a 1/4-inch grid. The fabricator receives a precise order — no hand-sketch interpretation, no wrong-profile risk.
Describe the trim from the spec — "4-inch face drip edge, 1-inch hem, 26 ga. Galvalume" — and the AI drafts the profile. You review and confirm before ordering.
Order exactly what the job requires — 50 LF or 2,000 LF. No minimum quantity penalty means you don't over-order to hit a shop's minimum, and you're not stuck with excess material.
How a GC uses Trimgy to close a bid without waiting on a roofing sub's trim quote.
Request trim quote from roofing sub — wait 2 days, no response
Call the sub, told they'll have it "later today" — bid deadline is tomorrow morning
Use a rough estimate — plug in a number and hope it's close
Win the bid, sub comes back with a higher number than estimated — margin is gone
Pull up the architect's trim detail — draw the coping profile in Trimgy (5 minutes)
Set gauge (24 ga. Kynar), enter linear footage (220 LF), enter delivery zip
See the full landed cost — material + freight — instantly. Use it in the bid.
Win the job. Order directly from Trimgy or hand the precise profile to the sub with a known price ceiling.
Bid submitted on time with an accurate trim number. No guessing, no margin risk.
Trimgy handles the full range of custom brake-formed trim used across commercial construction scopes.
Trimgy lets general contractors draw trim profiles directly using a precision grid tool — no sheet metal expertise required. You define the dimensions (leg lengths, bend angles, material) based on the architect's spec or field measurements, get an instant price with freight included, and place the order online. The fabricated trim ships LTL freight to your job site. This is useful when a sub is slow to quote, has dropped a scope, or when you want to verify a sub's price against a direct order.
For standard profiles in common materials (galvanized or Galvalume steel, 24–26 ga.), fabrication takes 2–4 business days. LTL freight adds 1–2 days for regional delivery and 4–7 days cross-country. Total door-to-door: 3–11 business days for most orders. Special materials (custom Kynar colors, heavy gauge) can extend fabrication to 10–20 business days. Trimgy shows current lead time estimates before you commit to ordering.
Yes. Trimgy supports project folders — you can organize trim profiles and orders by job. Each project keeps its trim drawings, material selections, and order history in one place, making it easier to track what was ordered for which job site and to reorder the same profile if you need more material.
Trimgy supports any custom brake-formed trim profile that can be defined in straight-line segments — which covers the vast majority of architectural trim used in commercial construction: coping, drip edge, rake trim, eave trim, fascia, counter flashing, sidewall flashing, sill pans, J-channel, Z-bar, and specialty profiles. If your profile has curved or radiused features, contact the fabricator directly as those require roll-forming tooling.