Scope of works
Six packages. Whether the job is a house, a restaurant or the glazing package on somebody else's contract, the pricing is broken out the same way — so you can see exactly what each part costs.
A-01
Thermal-break aluminium systems, cut to the opening as surveyed on site. The bulk of most contracts, and the part a client lives with every day.
A-02
Full-height glazed envelopes set out from the structural grid. Water-tightness is designed in at the joint, not chased with sealant afterwards.
A-03
Where the frame is meant to disappear. These need setting out to the millimetre and a slab that is flat — we check both before we quote.
A-04
The glass and metalwork that has to be safe as well as clean — handrails and infills to load, not to eye.
A-05
Outdoor dining, mostly. Screens that open a terrace in spring and close it against the rain — plus everything overhead, where a leak is expensive and a failed pane is dangerous.
A-06
Not an add-on — it is in every contract. This is what you are actually buying when you appoint a specialist rather than a supplier.
Whatever the package, these come as standard. They are the reason a glazing package does not become the job that holds up opening night.
Every opening surveyed before fabrication. A frame ordered off an old drawing is a frame that comes back.
Cutting and assembly in house. A damaged unit or a late change is a day's work, not a new import order and six weeks.
The crew that installs is the crew that answers for the seal, and comes back to adjust once the building has settled.
Next step
Tell us which packages you want priced. If you are not sure yet, send the drawings or a window schedule and we will propose a split.
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