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Pre-installation preparation is a very important step for our installers. Have you ever heard the saying “measure twice and cut once?” Ensuring a proper fit for your new product is key to installation success. Read on to learn about a few of the things that occur at this step of the installation process.
Learn about the process for each product by clicking below.
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Complex projects
Your system may need a second appointment—a critical measure or pre-inspection. We will send an installation manager to your home to verify the measurements, determine how much time your installation will require, and address any potential issues with the installation.
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Electric to gas?
If you are getting gas to your home for the first time, your utility company needs to install a new gas meter. Once they have successfully installed your new meter, let us know so we can continue work on your project.
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Ordering equipment
We may need to order a part or component for your new system. Our team will keep you informed with updates and estimated arrival time.
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What about permits?
We strive to make a sometimes confusing permit process as simple as possible. Your project cost includes the cost of permitting, plus we pull all permits for you, and we will tell you if any of your permits require independent inspections.
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Complex projects
Some tankless installations may require a critical measure. We will send an installation manager to your home to verify the measurements and determine how much time your installation will require.
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Electric to gas?
If you are getting gas to your home for the first time, your utility company needs to install a new gas meter. Once they have successfully installed your new meter, let us know so we can continue work on your project.
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Ordering equipment
We may need to order a part or component for your new system. Our team will keep you informed with updates and estimated arrival time.
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What about permits?
Most water heater projects require some type of permit. We strive to make a sometimes confusing permit process as simple as possible. Your project cost includes the cost of permitting, plus we pull all permits for you, and we will tell you if any of your permits require independent inspections. Read more about water heater permits.
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The Critical Measure
The first step in ensuring the perfect fit is our critical measure appointment. A specialist will visit your home and measure each window/door to ensure a perfect fit.
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Ordering your windows
After your critical measure results are received, we will order your custom-measured windows. We’ll let you know when this order has been placed.
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What about permits?
Some windows or doors projects may require a building permit. We strive to make a sometimes confusing permit process as simple as possible. Your project cost includes the cost of permitting, plus we pull all permits for you, and we will tell you if any of your permits require independent inspections.
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The Critical Measure
To make sure your generator will be installed to perfection, we will schedule a second appointment with an installation manager who will collect additional measurements, verify electrical load, materials required, and routing.
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Electric to gas?
If you are getting gas to your home for the first time, your utility company needs to install a new gas meter. Once they have successfully installed your new meter, let us know so we can continue work on your project.
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Ordering equipment
We may need to order a part or component for your new system. Our team will provide updates and estimated time of arrival.
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What about permits?
Almost all generator projects require a permit. We strive to make a sometimes confusing permit process as simple as possible. Your project cost includes the cost of permitting, plus we pull all permits for you, and we will tell you if any of your permits require independent inspections.
There isn’t one way to do things, but there is a right way.
This philosophy has won us a best-in-class reputation, but it didn’t happen overnight.
We’ve earned it along the way by choosing to have the passion to see each project through, to treat our work as more than just a job.