A new-build or commercial installation needs a clear scope and coordination with the builder, designer, and supplier. Share the project location and available plans so we can discuss the work involved.
Review the project scope
Identify the window and door schedule, proposed product systems, quantity of openings, and the stages of construction. We can discuss which installation work is needed and what information is still outstanding.
Coordinate supply and site readiness
Product orders go through a professional building-supply company. Confirm ordering responsibilities, expected delivery or pickup timing, storage arrangements, and readiness of the openings before installation is scheduled.
Plan access and handover
Discuss site access, working hours, other trades, any required equipment, and the inspection or handover process. Include these responsibilities in the agreed scope so the installation can be coordinated with the broader project.
What affects the price?
The opening schedule, product specifications, number of units, access, project phasing, and coordination with other trades affect the estimate. Share plans and site requirements so the installation scope can be reviewed against the project.
How soon can we help?
Start by sharing your city, the type and number of openings, and your preferred project timing. We can then confirm availability for a measurement visit. Product availability, custom-order lead times, any required approvals, and the agreed scope all affect the installation date; confirm the schedule before committing to an order.
Questions before your visit
Can you review drawings before a site visit?
Send the available project information when you contact us. We can discuss what is needed for an initial review and subsequent field measurements.
Do you supply products directly from a factory?
Product orders go through a professional building-supply company. We provide the installation service and collect products from the supplier.
Can you work on phased installations?
Tell us about the proposed stages. Availability, product timing, and the agreed scope determine the installation schedule.