Services
Specialized Architectural Glass & Mirror Survey. Every survey ends the same way: template-grade dimensions your shop can cut to, photographs that back them up, and files your fabrication desk can open.
Scope of work
SD-01
The measurement that decides whether a frameless panel lands clean or comes back as a remake.
AG-02
Storefront, railing infill, wall mirror and back-painted panels measured against as-built conditions.
FD-03
A survey nobody can cut from is not a survey. You get files your shop opens and runs.
Every deliverable lands as DXF plus a dimensioned PDF, keyed to panel IDs. Send a panel scope and dispatch prices the first survey from it.
Capability
Everything below is available on a survey visit. Take the measurement alone, or let the same visit settle the glass, the hardware and the finish while somebody who knows the trade is already on site.
CAP-01
Some of the techs who go out carry thirty-five years of glass work with them. They can stand in a tiled opening and tell you the panel will bind before your shop ever cuts it — a much cheaper place to find that out than at install.
CAP-02
Every opening, return, curb and wall is shot with laser instruments to ±1/16", after the tile and finished surfaces are in. The sheet describes the bathroom your glass actually has to fit, not the one on the architect's drawing.
CAP-03
Hinge side, swing against slider, fixed panel with a door, header or headerless, where the water will throw — settled in the room, out loud, while a change still costs nobody a sheet of tempered glass.
CAP-04
Glass, antique mirror and hardware samples travel with the tech, so the finish decision happens against the actual tile in the actual light — not a swatch photo on a phone. Hardware gets matched to the fixtures already in the room.
CAP-05
Measurement is the product, and we never contact your customer on our own — that is the whole deal. If you would rather hand off the finished job, we cut, supply and set the glass under your name, on your paperwork.
CAP-06
Hinges, clamps, headers, handles and seals in the stock finishes, or powder-coated to any color when the job calls for one the catalogs do not list. One less line for your shop to chase.
Hardware finishes
Glass we specify
Job sequence
Panel count, glass type, hardware line, address. Drawings optional.
Building paperwork issued and tenant window confirmed.
Laser dimensions, plumb and level readings, condition photos.
DXF + dimensioned PDF to your fabrication desk in 24–48 hours.
Questions fabricators ask
Yes, and it is the bulk of what we do. Curb slope, wall plumb and out-of-square are recorded per jamb, which is where most remakes come from.
Send the catalog or part numbers and the survey is dimensioned to that hardware — hinge offsets, clamp positions, header cuts and notch locations included.
Yes. Certificates of insurance and building paperwork are issued per visit, and the tenant window is confirmed before anyone rolls a truck. Send the building requirements with your scope and the paperwork is squared away before the survey date.
We stand behind the field dimensions we record. Fabrication tolerance and hardware selection stay on your side, and the split is written into the survey sheet so nothing is ambiguous.
Yes. Angled returns, notched panels and radius work are captured as field dimensions and delivered as DXF geometry rather than a written description.
Only when you ask us to. Measurement is the service we sell, and we never approach your customer on our own — that is why fabricators are comfortable sending us. When you would rather have the job finished than just measured, we cut, supply the hardware and install under your name.
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