Every order manufactured in our facilities follows a strict quality control process. It begins before manufacturing starts. We purchase raw materials from proven vendors and brands. Prints and/or First Articles are approved by the customer before production begins ensuring all dimensions, tolerances, colors, and other specs are captured upfront. An internal launch meeting is held to communicate the required materials, designs, tooling, operation process, specs, tolerances, and timeline needs to key production staff on each new product or project.
Every step of the manufacturing process is signed off on, which includes a final inspection at the time of packaging and shipping. In addition to our strict QCP, we also implement customer specific quality control steps or process upon request. Checklist, go/no go jigs, photos of completed products, etc. are all examples we are more than happy to provide to make you comfortable and updated.
Our highly trained staff members have an eye for quality and follow tolerances and quality specifications that accompany each work order. Continued investment in state of the art machinery allows us to produce products within extremely tight tolerances consistently. In addition to our quality products, we also strive daily to provide unmatchable service and solutions that save you money.
FGIA standards
FGIA – Your trusted industry resource, setting the standards for fenestration and glazing AAMA and IGMA – two industry leadership organizations – have come together to form an exponentially stronger alliance. Designed to help all of our members excel in a dynamic and fast-moving future, FGIA is focused on building better industry synergies from glass to framing.
AAMA 664-21 An FGIA Specification. Voluntary Specification for In Process Quality Control Requirements for Applicators of Synthetic Interior and Exterior Laminates to Substrates of: Cellulosic Composite, Cellular Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Fiber Reinforced Thermoset, Finished Aluminum, Rigid and Reinforced Thermoplastic, and Wood.
World Millwork Alliance
For over 55 years, World Millwork Alliance (WMA) has been an advocate for the millwork industry ensuring the interests of its members and the industry at large are protected, and that their voice is heard. WMA is an active advocate in all pertinent matters related to legislation, codes and standards development, and regulatory updates.
ANSI standards
ANSI’s mission is to enhance both the global competitiveness of U.S. business and the U.S. quality of life by promoting and facilitating voluntary consensus standards and conformity assessment systems, and safeguarding their integrity.
ASTM standards
Over 12,000 ASTM standards operate globally. Defined and set by us, they improve the lives of millions every day. Combined with our innovative business services, they enhance performance and help everyone have confidence in the things they buy and use.
