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Window care, made clear.A useful starting sheet

Less guesswork.
More daylight.

Example to try. Edit a choice to make it your starting point.

Mark the panes.
See the scope.

Use a sample property to describe the work. The drawing, pane list and face total always refer to the same selection.

Sample houseNot to scale
Each highlighted pane is included in your sample scope. Unselected panes stay outside it.
8selected panes8 glass faces

In the scope

Still to discuss

Upper-floor routes, frames, glass coatings and the actual property need provider review.

Read panes and faces
Sample house / A1, A2, A3, A4, B1, B2, B3, B4 / Exterior / 8 panes, 8 glass faces. Routes, materials and actual scope remain to review.Prepare this scope note

Sample IDs describe this drawing only. No price, method or safe-access decision is calculated.

A guide you
can actually read.

The scope changes with the property. Get these basics onto the sheet before asking for a visit.

1

Count the panes.
Keep it approximate.

Separate windows can have several panes. A rough count and clear photographs are a useful introduction.

2

Say which side.
Or both.

Exterior and interior work can involve different access and preparation. Name the faces you want reviewed.

3

Describe the route.
Don’t assume the method.

Steps, roofs, plants and height all matter. The actual provider must assess what is suitable.

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