Drawing review, project specifications, and shop drawing approval.
We review architectural drawings to verify that the building is prepared for the equipment being installed. This includes confirming hoistway dimensions, pit depth, overhead clearance, machine room layout and access, and all required structural and electrical provisions.
Issues identified during the design phase are typically resolved with a drawing revision. The same issues discovered during construction often result in costly change orders, delays, and rework.
Based on this review, we develop a project-specific, bid-ready specification tailored to your building—not a manufacturer's standard catalog language. This ensures all bidders are pricing the same scope and requirements, resulting in more accurate and comparable proposals.
Before fabrication begins, we review the contractor's shop drawings against the approved specifications to confirm compliance and identify any deviations. This is often the final opportunity to make corrections before they translate into field modifications, schedule impacts, and added costs.