Our Process
Our process is designed to keep projects organized and transparent from initial plans through installation, ensuring clear coordination and execution for every window and door package.
Every window package is manufactured specifically for your project using the approved opening schedule, configurations, finishes and glass specifications. Normal production and delivery is approximately eight weeks after final approval. This timeframe reflects custom manufacturing and coordination, not a shipping delay.
8-Step Journey
01
Submit your plans
Provide your architectural drawings or window schedules to begin the precision evaluation of your project.
02
We review openings, styles, and performance requirements
Our technical team analyzes every structural opening and hurricane rating to ensure optimal product selection.
03
You receive a preliminary window schedule and quotation
Review a comprehensive breakdown of costs and specific product configurations tailored to your submission.
04
Confirm field conditions and final selections
Verification of actual job site measurements and final aesthetic choices ensures a perfect fit and finish.
05
Approve the final schedule and specifications
Your formal authorization of the precise manufacturing details initiates the custom production phase.
06
Manufacturing begins
Precision engineering starts as each unit is custom-built to your project's exact technical specifications.
07
We coordinate delivery
Logistics are managed with care to ensure your windows and doors arrive at the site ready for installation.
08
Installation and ongoing support
Professional installation is complemented by our long-term commitment to your project's performance.
Changes requested after final approval can affect both cost and completion dates. Schedules may also be affected by product selections, revisions, production conditions, and freight.
The process is designed to keep projects organized and transparent from initial plans through installation, ensuring every milestone is met with technical clarity and precision coordination.
Changes requested after final approval can affect both cost and completion dates. Schedules may also be affected by product selections, revisions, production conditions, and freight.