Write the scope before the schedule.
Start with the window groups. Separate panes from faces, interior from exterior, and known facts from questions. A good worksheet helps a provider review the actual work.
Scope worksheet
- Window groups
- Describe
- Faces
- Separate
- Access
- Review
- Unknowns
- Keep visible
Mark the panes.
See the scope.
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Sample IDs describe this drawing only. No price, method or safe-access decision is calculated.
Four boxes worth completing
- Window groups
- Describe groups by room or elevation. For example: two fixed panes beside a sliding door. Label counts as estimates if they have not been checked.
- Faces
- A pane may have an interior and an exterior face. Say which side you want discussed; do not double a count without explaining it.
- Adjoining details
- Frames, sills and tracks need their own scope question. Nearby finishes and product guidance may affect the provider’s review.
- Access and unknowns
- Describe ordinary routes and visible constraints. Leave the working method and any safe-access decision to the provider.