Resolve ownership and approvals

Confirm association rules, approved colors and profiles, common-element responsibilities, permit process, working hours, access, elevator reservations, protection, and disposal.

Build a repeatable opening schedule

Use building, floor, unit, room, elevation, and opening IDs. Separate repeated types from field-verified exceptions instead of assuming every stack is identical.

Plan logistics early

Crate dimensions, pallet weights, elevator limits, loading areas, staging, glass handling, floor protection, and occupied-unit scheduling can control the project sequence.

Close out unit by unit

Track deliveries, labels, installation photos, inspection status, warranty documents, punch-list items, and owner acceptance against each opening ID.

Turn the guide into a real opening schedule.

Keep every dimension, option, pressure, document, and delivery note connected to the same opening ID.

Start the configuration

Questions about this topic

Can every condo owner choose a different window?

Association standards, building approvals, elevations, mullions, colors, and common-element rules may restrict product choices. Obtain written project requirements before quoting.