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Installation of supplied sunshades — Sunshade specialist — Professionals
Supply-only product leads require clear allocation of selection and fitting responsibility. Providers should inspect the specification and site interfaces, identify what they can warrant and confirm that refusing an unsuitable installation does not imply an obligation to modify the product unsafely.
Service scope
Fitting a clearly identified shading product that has already been selected or supplied, with a defined boundary between product supply and installation. The installer still needs to confirm dimensions, support, operation and compatibility; a customer-supplied kit is not automatically suitable for the intended opening.
What is normally included
- Supplied-product and site review
- Agreed mounting and assembly
- Operation checks and handover
What is not included
- Assumed responsibility for incorrect product selection
- Electrical or structural alterations hidden within basic fitting
Qualification checks
- Verify the supplied model
- Compare dimensions with the opening
- Review fixing conditions
- Identify missing components
- Allocate product and installation warranties
Quote guidance
State whether the price is for assessment or completed fitting and identify the assumptions for a single visit. List additional supports, access equipment or electrical attendance separately and explain how an unsuitable supplied product is handled.
Lead risks
- Customers may expect fitting to correct an incorrectly ordered product
- Product delivery and installation dates may not align
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