The Galatyn · Upper McKinney, Dallas
The Galatyn story- Developer & design
- StreetLights Residential
- Building
- 20-story residential tower, completed 2026
- Scope
- More than two dozen openings
- Drawn from
- The architect’s elevations
For interior designers, architects and buildersDesigners · Architects · Builders
One coordinated steel package.
Present full-size steel to your client, get shop drawings back opening by opening, and price every opening on one schedule.
Start a trade project
or call the trade desk (972) 943-9924
Rocio and Jorge Perez read every trade project.
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- Since 1995
- 2,500+ clients
- 5.0 stars on Google
- Made in our Dallas shop
- 5.0 stars on Google
- 2,500+ clients since 1995
Project teams
Thirty teams, from a tower to a single door.
Selected project teams
All 30 project teams
- Axiom Builders
- Boudreaux Associates
- Buell Jones Homes
- Canyon Construction
- Casa Bella Homes
- Copeland Construction
- Crescer Designs
- Dallas Design Group
- Deleo Fletcher Hoa
- Design Perspectives
- Eclectic Design Source
- Faulkner Perrin
- Gibson Gimpel
- Haley Lane Interiors
- J.D. Ireland Interior Architecture & Design
- James Andrews Custom Homes
- Key Custom Homes
- MHM Living
- MJ Brown Custom Homes
- Park Interiors
- Renowned Group
- Ron Davis Custom Homes
- Shaddock Custom
- Stewart Custom Homes
- StreetLights Residential
- Susan Smith Designs
- Trammell Crow Company
- Tri-Star Construction
- Waldrop + Nichols Studio
- Worth Construction
“Good quality and on time!! … As a contractor, I will definitely call you again for my future projects.”
Three ways in
What you send, and what comes back.
Interior designers
Present steel to your client at full size.
You send. The rooms and openings, inspiration and finish direction. Drawings optional.
You get back. Within one business day: the openings drawn in steel on your client’s elevation, an opening schedule and a budget range. A private showroom appointment with your client.
Architects
Your details, drawn opening by opening.
You send. Plans, elevations and sections, one mark per opening.
You get back. AutoCAD shop drawings for your review before fabrication, and pricing itemized by mark.
Builders
Priced by opening, sequenced with your trades.
You send. An opening schedule or rough sizes, the site city or ZIP, and your milestones.
You get back. Pricing itemized by opening; rough openings, sills and finish depths settled with your team; finished pieces held at our facility until the site is ready.
Typical investment
- Residence projects
- $60k–$250k+
- Multi-room projects
- $20k–$65k
- Statement entrances
- $10k–$25k
Drawn and approved before fabrication, made in our Dallas shop, set in place by our own crew.
What you get at each phase
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Schematic design
- Residence projects
- $60k–$250k+
- Multi-room projects
- $20k–$65k
- Statement entrances
- $10k–$25k
An early read on sizes, operation and proportion.
A showroom visit for full-size steel, glass and finish.
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Design development
The Client Design Preview.
Profile, glass, hardware and finish recommendations.
Standard exterior glazing: Cardinal LoE³-366 insulated glass with argon. Thermal breaks are specified per project.
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Construction documents
Drawn against your elevations: AutoCAD shop drawings, opening by opening, with sections, glass make-up and hardware preparation.
Pricing itemized by opening.
Approved before fabrication.
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Construction
Field measure before fabrication.
Made in our Dallas shop. Fabrication is typically 8–12 weeks after drawing approval.
Storage until the site is ready, then set in place by our own crew.
Read the warranty
The trade desk
Start a trade project.
Drawings, a schedule or rough sizes are enough to begin.
What would you like?
Step 1 of 2
Thank you.
Rocio and Jorge Perez read every project.
What happens next
What happens next
What happens next
See full-size steel, glass, hardware and finishes with your client, in a private appointment at our Dallas showroom. Evenings and Saturdays by request.
What happens next
Typical investment
- Residence projects
- typically $60k–$250k+
- Multi-room projects
- typically $20k–$65k
- Statement entrances
- typically $10k–$25k
Every project is drawn and quoted for its openings; size, glass, finish, hardware and site conditions set the final investment.
What to send us.
- A mark for every opening. One tag per opening, used the same way on every sheet.
- Plans, elevations and sections. With an overall elevation where openings read as one.
- Operation and hardware. Swing, handing, clear opening and the hardware intended.
- Glass, finish and criteria. The intent, and any code or performance criteria.
- Who owns each interface. Structure, rough openings, sills, thresholds and access control.
- Site and schedule. Access, phasing, and the approval and delivery milestones.
For your files.
- Materials, glass & finish
- Our warranty
- W-9 and certificate of insurance
- Share a door design with your client
Details for your set are drawn per project; ask the trade desk.
Drawn, then built
The drawing you approve is the door we make.
Drag the line across each opening: the approved sheet on one side, the finished steel on the other, registered to the same frame.
Send drawings for pricing
Questions from project teams
Pricing, drawings and the site.
How do you price a project?
Itemized by opening, with the assumptions noted. Two estimates compare cleanly when the drawing revision, sizes, glass, hardware, finish and scope are named, and the alternates you want priced are listed.
What should an architect send for pricing?
Current plans and elevations with one mark per opening, the operation and hardware for each, the glass and finish intent, and any code or performance criteria. A complete door schedule helps but is not required to start; we mark the missing decisions and return a coordinated pricing and drawing package.
Do you send shop drawings for review?
Yes. AutoCAD shop drawings, opening by opening: elevations, sections, glass make-up, hardware preparation and the finish reference. Review the full elevations beside the details, and confirm field dimensions or agreed rough openings, swings, clearances and hardware preparation before you approve.
Who coordinates structure, waterproofing and thresholds around the steel?
The design team assigns them, and we coordinate the steel to them. Give the structural head, jambs and sill, rough-opening tolerances, flashing and sill pans, thresholds, electrical and access control a named owner on the drawings; our shop drawings show every interface for review before fabrication.
In what order are pieces set in place?
In the setting order agreed with your builder: opening readiness, delivery access and protection, sequenced with the construction schedule. Finished pieces can wait at our facility until the site is ready, and work done in phases keeps the approved finish, glass, frame and hardware references, so later openings match the first.
Can my client see finishes before we decide?
Yes. See full-size steel, glass, hardware and finishes with your client, in a private appointment at our Dallas showroom. Evenings and Saturdays by request.
Do you work on multifamily and commercial buildings?
Yes. The Galatyn, a 20-story residential tower in Upper McKinney, Dallas, carries more than two dozen of our openings, drawn against the architect’s elevations: motor-court and lobby entries, arched amenity windows, pool-court doors and gates.
Commercial workCan you provide a W-9 and certificate of insurance?
Yes. Ask the trade desk at info@dhierro.com and both come back for your files.
Email the trade deskFor your client
Bring your client to the showroom.
See full-size steel, glass, hardware and finishes with your client, in a private appointment at our Dallas showroom. Evenings and Saturdays by request.
The showroom
14060 Proton Road, Suite 250
Dallas, Texas 75244
Monday – Friday · 9–5 by appointment
(972) 943-9924