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Several of the people who go out have thirty-five years in the glass trade. What that adds to a condition report: not just "wall out of plumb," but whether the deviation matters, what the panel will bind against, and what to change before anything is cut.
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Openings, returns, curb slope and wall bow go into the report at ±1/16", taken with laser instruments after tile and finishes are up. The numbers describe the room as it stands on the visit date — the thing you verify against, not the drawing.
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When a verification visit turns up a configuration question — swing or sliding or a fixed panel with a door, header or headerless, hinge side, clamp positions, where the water will actually go — the answer lands in the report in plain words, while changing course still costs nothing.
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Glass, antique mirror and hardware samples come out with the technician, so the choice is made against the real tile in the real light instead of a photograph on a screen, and finishes are matched to the fixtures already in the room — then recorded, so the decision holds.
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Verification is the core service and we never approach your customer on our own. When the job should end finished rather than just documented, we cut, supply and install under your name, on your paperwork.
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Hinges, clamps, headers, handles and seals supplied in stock finishes — or powder-coated to any color when the visit turns up a room the catalogs do not cover.