Specialized Architectural Glass & Mirror Survey
Glass fails on the opening, not on the order form.
White-label glass and shower-enclosure surveys across NYC. Template-grade dimensions taken after tile, hardware confirmed against your line — so the panel you cut is the panel that lands, and the remake never gets made.
- OSHA-trained field techs
- Template-grade: ±1/16"
- DXF + dimensioned PDF
- Tile-finished conditions surveyed
Field survey sheet
REV — A
- Dimensional tolerance
- ±1/16"
- Plumb & level logged
- Per jamb
- Straight to the CNC table
- DXF
- Drawing turnaround
- 24–48h
±1/16"
Dimensional tolerance
Per jamb
Plumb & level logged
DXF
Straight to the CNC table
24–48h
Drawing turnaround
Scope of work
Every survey leaves with a number your shop can cut to.
SD-01
Shower & Steam Enclosure Survey
The measurement that decides whether a frameless panel lands clean or comes back as a remake.
AG-02
Architectural Glass & Mirror Survey
Storefront, railing infill, wall mirror and back-painted panels measured against as-built conditions.
FD-03
Fabrication-Ready File Delivery
A survey nobody can cut from is not a survey. You get files your shop opens and runs.
Who we work for
We measure. You fabricate. Nobody meets your customer twice.
01
Shower door e-commerce
Your customer ordered a custom enclosure online and cannot measure it. We go out under your brand and send back numbers your factory can cut to.
02
Glass fabricators
You have the plant, we have the borough. Field verification for jobs you would otherwise turn down for being out of range.
03
Designers & architects
As-built verification before you specify glass, so a beautiful detail survives contact with an old NYC wall.
Dispatch & coverage
Five boroughs, Long Island and North New Jersey.
Brooklyn is home base, with same-day slots most weekdays; the rest of the map runs on routed borough batches. Every borough has its own glass logistics — freight elevators that cap panel sizes, walk-up stairs that set panel counts — and the survey flags them before your glass is cut.
Where we measureSend us the opening you would rather not measure twice.
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