Sherwood Park is in Strathcona County, east of Edmonton, with the refining and processing plants of Alberta's Industrial Heartland to the northeast. Glasshead Tech builds websites, quoting tools, field apps and safety documentation for the trades, contractors and industrial service firms working on this side of the region.
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Strathcona County lies east of Edmonton, and the petrochemical, refining and energy-processing sites of Alberta's Industrial Heartland sit to the northeast around Fort Saskatchewan. Firms serving those sites go through prequalification, so their documents and website must read well to a procurement team.
A contractor who services furnaces for homeowners on Monday may be on an industrial job by Wednesday. The website has to give each reader a clear path: a phone number and service area for one, the safety program, capabilities and a named contact for the other.
Alberta OHS legislation and the COR program expect hazard assessments, inspections and training to be documented. Capturing them on a phone at the job, dated and filed against it, means the record is there when an auditor or client asks, not rebuilt from memory.
Large industrial sites and new builds often have weak coverage. Field tools for these crews must save offline, sync when signal returns and use buttons big enough for gloved hands, or crews quietly go back to paper.
Glasshead Tech does custom software development in Edmonton, building the systems Alberta companies run daily operations on: quoting, scheduling, job costing, safety documentation, field capture, client portals and booking. Builds cost $18,000 to $50,000 CAD and take 8 to 16 weeks, with a fixed quote before coding starts. You own the code, data and accounts at handover.
Glasshead Tech does app development in Edmonton for field teams that work without signal: web apps for the office and mobile apps for crews, built offline-first so forms, photos and signatures save on the device and sync later. Apps cost $18,000 to $50,000 CAD, take 8 to 16 weeks and are quoted at a fixed price first.
Glasshead Tech does website design in Edmonton for businesses that want to edit their own site: custom, planned around what buyers ask, on an editor your team learns at handover, with on-page SEO, forms and analytics included. Projects cost $4,500 to $12,000 CAD, take four to six weeks and are quoted at a fixed price first.
Glasshead Tech provides SEO services in Edmonton from $1,000 per month, covering technical fixes, on-page work, local search, Google Business Profile upkeep and content that AI answer engines can quote. Nobody controls Google's rankings, so we commit to the work, not a position. Monthly reports count calls and form enquiries, not traffic alone.
Glasshead Tech builds business automation for Alberta companies, so nobody re-keys data between the tools they already pay for: quotes become invoices, web enquiries land in the CRM with an owner, and reports assemble on schedule. Each rule-based workflow costs from $2,500 CAD, takes two to four weeks and is quoted fixed before work starts.
Glasshead Tech provides IT support in Edmonton for teams of 3 to 40, covering Microsoft 365 administration, patching and monitoring, backups with tested restores, multi-factor authentication, onboarding and offboarding, and a help desk by email and phone. Ongoing care starts from $300 a month, cancel anytime, with the scope agreed in writing.
Sherwood Park
It should serve two readers. A homeowner wants a phone number, a service area and proof of past work. A procurement or site contact wants your safety program, insurance, capabilities and a person to call. Our web design projects in Sherwood Park plan both paths before any page is drawn, for $4,500 to $12,000.
The homeowner side depends on local search: a Google Business Profile with the right service areas and a page for each trade you offer, described in plain terms. Industrial buyers more often arrive from a referral or a bid list and check the site afterwards, so it has to answer their checklist quickly. Local SEO covers the first audience; good structure covers the second.
A quoting tool built around your own price lists, labour rates and standard scopes turns a repeat quote into minutes of work instead of an evening. Approved quotes become jobs without retyping. Quoting software sits in our operational software band, $18,000 to $50,000, and can be built together with job costing or scheduling.
Residential and industrial quotes rarely look alike. One needs a clean, branded document a homeowner can accept online; the other needs line items, rates and the client's reference numbers. The tool produces both from one set of prices. Read more about custom software development.
It replaces paper forms with short screens on a phone. Hazard assessments, toolbox talks, inspections and incident reports are completed at the job, signed, dated and stored against it, then exported when an auditor or client asks. Your safety advisor decides what the forms contain; we build the system that collects them reliably.
We do not write safety programs, and none of this is legal advice. What we do is make the program you already run easier to prove, with offline screens, large controls and photos attached where they were taken. See software for contractors in Alberta for the rest of the toolkit.
A contractor website costs $4,500 to $12,000. Quoting, field capture, safety documentation and field apps fall in the operational software band of $18,000 to $50,000, over eight to sixteen weeks. Smaller fixes, such as sending timesheets straight to payroll, are business automation from $2,500 per workflow, two to four weeks each.
| Option | Best for | Cost and timeframe |
|---|---|---|
| Contractor website | Winning homeowner calls and passing an industrial client's first look | $4,500 – $12,000, 4–6 weeks |
| Quoting and job costing | Firms that quote often and learn their margins too late | $18,000 – $50,000, 8–16 weeks |
| Field capture and safety documentation app | Crews still filling in paper forms at plants and sites | $18,000 – $50,000, 8–16 weeks |
| Business automation | One repetitive hand-off, such as timesheets to payroll | From $2,500 per workflow, 2–4 weeks |
Sherwood Park is in the Edmonton region, so on-site visits are straightforward to arrange when they help, such as watching a crew use a form or walking the yard. The rest runs remotely. You get a reply within 24 hours, a fixed quote before work starts, and ownership of the code and data at handover.
Start with a note about the task that wastes the most time each week, through the contact page.
Glasshead Tech, based in Edmonton, builds software for Alberta contractors that crews actually use on site: quoting, scheduling and dispatch, job costing, and safety forms captured on a phone that works offline. Custom systems run $18,000 – $50,000 over 8–16 weeks with a fixed quote first; contractor websites run $4,500 – $12,000 over 4–6 weeks.
Glasshead Tech builds software for Edmonton manufacturers. Job shops and fabricators use it to quote from drawings and BOMs, run work orders and digital travellers on shop-floor tablets, track inventory and purchasing, and keep inspection records. These are business systems, not PLC or plant control. Most fall in the $18,000 – $50,000 band and take eight to sixteen weeks.
Glasshead Tech builds software for Alberta oilfield services companies, used by crews on the lease: digital field tickets signed on site, field level hazard assessments, time and equipment tracking, subcontractor invoice flow and document control, all usable offline. Most systems sit in our $18,000 – $50,000 software band, take eight to sixteen weeks and start with a fixed quote.
Mostly websites and local search for trades, plus the operational software behind them: quoting, job costing, scheduling, field capture and safety documentation. We also handle business automation, dashboards and managed IT support, so a contractor or industrial service firm has one partner for the office, the website and the field.
Expect $4,500 to $12,000 for a contractor website, delivered in four to six weeks. That covers planning, design, build and launch of a site written for both homeowners and industrial clients. Ongoing SEO, including your Google Business Profile, is separate and starts at $1,000 a month if you want us to run it.
Yes, by arrangement. Seeing how a crew fills in a form, or where a quote stalls between the field and the office, is often the fastest way to design the fix. We follow your site orientation and safety rules on any visit, and the rest of the project runs remotely.
Operational software takes eight to sixteen weeks. A focused first release, such as quoting alone, sits at the shorter end; quoting, job costing and safety capture together sit at the longer end. The fixed quote states the timeline, and crews test the field screens on real jobs before launch.
You do. You own the code, the data and the accounts, with a documented handover. If we host the system for you, its data can stay in Canada, access is set so each person sees only what their role needs, and Alberta's PIPA is the baseline for employee and customer information. If an AI step is involved, we name its provider and region.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Edmonton businesses and publishes the range up front: $4,500 to $12,000, four to six weeks to launch. The same Edmonton studio builds custom software and AI automation and runs IT support. Discovery happens in person or by video, the quote is fixed first, and replies come within 24 hours.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Fort Saskatchewan contractors, fabricators and suppliers: a business website costs $4,500 – $12,000 and launches in 4–6 weeks. Safety documentation, field capture and quoting software costs $18,000 – $50,000 over 8–16 weeks. We work from Edmonton, visit when it helps and fix the quote before work starts.
At Glasshead Tech, web design for B2B companies in Leduc and Nisku costs $4,500 to $12,000 and launches in four to six weeks. Quoting, work order, dispatch and offline field software runs $18,000 to $50,000 over eight to sixteen weeks. You get a fixed quote and a reply within 24 hours.
Tell us about the quote, form or hand-off that costs your crew the most time. We reply within 24 hours and can come to the yard if it helps.
