Questions
Commercial Cabinets & Casework: Common Questions
Do you bid from architectural plans and specifications?
Yes. Send the drawing set and the casework and millwork sections of the spec. We take off every elevation and return an itemized bid with written clarifications, then confirm dimensions on a site walk.
Do you provide shop drawings and submittals?
Yes. Shop drawings, hardware and laminate product data and finish samples go to the architect for approval before fabrication starts. Nothing is built from an unapproved set.
Can you work in an occupied building?
Yes. We phase installs by floor or suite, work after hours where the landlord requires it, contain dust at the work area and coordinate access with the property or facility manager.
Do you build accessible counters to the Texas Accessibility Standards?
We detail accessible work surfaces, service counter sections and knee spaces on the shop drawings to the dimensions TAS sets, so the Registered Accessibility Specialist inspects what was drawn.
What is the lead time from award to install?
It is set in the proposal and counts from approved shop drawings and final finish selections, because fabrication cannot start before both. Tell us your install window with the bid request.
Are you licensed and insured?
Texas does not issue a statewide licence for cabinet installation. Send your insurance, additional insured and W-9 requirements with the bid request and we answer them in writing before award.
Do you replace casework in existing schools, clinics and offices?
Yes. Removal of existing casework, patching behind it and new installation can be one scope, phased so the rest of the building keeps operating.
What warranty comes with commercial casework?
The installed work carries a written warranty, delivered with the closeout documents at the end of the job.