A clear scope helps everyone involved: the business owner, building manager, tenants, and installation team.
Identify the opening and purpose.
Describe whether the project involves a fixed pane, entrance door, partition, or building window. Include existing markings or drawings if available, and who can approve the specifications.
Share access details early.
List operating hours, loading access, parking, elevator restrictions, security procedures, and tenant coordination needs. Include any preferred work periods, while allowing timing to be confirmed after assessment.
Confirm the complete estimate.
A written scope should identify materials, installation, necessary removal, and any assumptions about framing or finishes. Ask how changes discovered on site would be handled.
Keep records together.
Maintain the estimate, product details, approvals, and agreed schedule in one place. These records help with future repairs and property management.
Tell us what needs attention.
Share your location, property type, and the issue you are seeing. Approximate dimensions and a brief description help us understand the project.
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