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CMG has created
a smooth workflow that ensures top-notch quality control,
an economical approach to time, and superior end results.
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Following an initial contact via phone or email,
CMG requests the specifications on the project
from the client. |
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The CMG team visits and evaluates the space and
talks with the client about the vision for the
space and the goals of the project. |
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The CMG team creates a proposal for the project. |
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The proposal is sent to the client for approval. |
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Once the proposal is approved, a contract is created
and signed by both parties. |
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With everything signed off on, the project moves
on into production. Using the project plans, the
CMG team actually brings everything together offsite
in their fabrication shop. |
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The project is therefore delivered completed and
only takes one or two days to install. One day
the canopy, or entranceway is not there
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This approach to process brings
innumerable benefits to the client. Most importantly,
it saves the client from a disrupted space. Many companies
abstain from updating spaces because of the obstruction
that many weeks of construction create. By doing the
bulk of the creation offsite, CMG allows the client
to hardly experience a disruption at all.
Further, creating pieces offsite allows CMG to employ
a high level of quality control toward the project.
Every piece is inspected with CMG’s own inspection
tools right there in the fabrication shop. Nothing goes
to the client site before it is in perfect condition,
allowing for success in each installation.
CMG’s general approach to work is to simplify
the process while remaining detail oriented. Simple
solutions such as a process that focuses on ease for
the client are what have so quickly built an impeccable
reputation for CMG. |
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