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Pre-Construction Field Measurements
WSD Installation LLC provides pre-construction field measurement and field verification services for multi-family projects prior to drywall installation. This process ensures that cabinet and stone layouts align with real site conditions before fabrication begins.
What This Service Includes
• Measurement of each unit type within the building(s). (A1, A2, B3, A5, C1, or any unit classification provided by the project team).
• Unit-by-unit verification based on actual framing conditions
(2x4 framing, open walls, no drywall installed).
• Verification of layouts prior to Gypcrete or concrete floor pours, accounting for future finished floor elevations.
• Electrical rough-in verification, including:
- Oven and microwave electrical locations.
- Confirmation that outlets are correctly positioned for built-in appliances.
- Identification of electrical conflicts behind pantry cabinets.
• Plumbing rough-in verification, including:
- Kitchen sink plumbing locations.
- Bathroom sink plumbing locations.
-Confirmation that plumbing aligns with cabinet layouts.
• Bathroom clearance verification, including:
- Toilet location compliance with Florida Building Code standards.
- Verification of 15–17 inches clearance from toilet centerline to adjacent cabinetry or obstructions.
• Special attention to:
• Kitchen islands.
• Pony or partial walls.
• Cabinet clearances affected by framing and future finishes.
Cabinet Receiving & Inspection
WSD Installation LLC provides organized cabinet receiving, inspection, and on-site distribution services tailored to the delivery format and project conditions.
All deliveries are scheduled in advance and executed based on cabinet type, truck capacity, and site logistics to ensure safe handling and efficient workflow.
Delivery Planning & Scheduling
• All cabinet deliveries are scheduled in advance.
• Receiving capacity is planned based on:
- Cabinet condition (assembled or flat pack).
- Truck size and volume.
- Site access and manpower availability.
This planning allows us to control unloading, classification, and site organization.
1. Assembled Cabinets (Fully Built)
• Maximum receiving capacity: 1 large enclosed truck per day
• Typical truck size: large, enclosed trailers (up to ~53–56 ft).
• Average load:
• 20–25 units per truck.
• 18–20 cabinets per unit.
Unloading Process
• 100% manual unloading.
• Cabinets are placed on wood pallets.
• Approximately 6–8 cabinets per pallet.
• Pallets are classified by: Building, Floor and Unit type.
On-Site Distribution
• Cabinets are distributed by floor.
• Once on the correct floor, cabinets are sorted by unit.
• Cabinets are delivered directly to each unit when required.
Cabinet Placement Inside Units
• Wall cabinets are staged in the kitchen area.
• Base and bathroom cabinets are staged in the living room area.
• This staging layout significantly improves installation efficiency.
Packaging Removal & Debris Handling
• All protective packaging is removed during distribution.
• Cabinets are left ready for installation.
• All debris is removed the same day.
Debris is disposed of using:
• A metal debris box suspended by forklift from balconies, or
• A wood debris box (approx. 10 ft wide x 4–5 ft high x 4–5 ft deep),
open at the top and front, designed for safe and efficient waste handling.
2. Flat Pack Cabinets – Palletized
• Cabinets arrive boxed and pre-palletized.
• Often already classified by unit.
• Receiving capacity: up to 2 large trucks per day.
• Average load: 40–45 units per truck.
Process
• Cabinets are received and distributed directly to units.
• No packaging removal at this stage.
• Use of pallet jacks and equipment allows faster handling.
• This method significantly reduces receiving time.
3. Flat Pack Cabinets – Loose (Non-Palletized)
• Cabinets arrive stacked loose inside the truck.
• 100% manual unloading.
• Standard receiving capacity:
• 1 truck per day
• Up to 2 trucks per day with additional approved budget.
Process
• Cabinets are not distributed to units immediately.
• Material is stored on site in: Jobsite containers or Available garages.
Secondary Handling
• Materials are later:
- Removed from storage.
- Classified by cabinet type and unit type.
- Prepared for unit-by-unit distribution.
Typical volume
• Approx. 40 units.
• 3 working days between receiving, storing, and full classification.
Value for the General Contractor
• Controlled and organized receiving process.
• Reduced damage and material loss.
• Clear staging for faster installation.
• Flexible handling based on delivery format.
• Clean jobsite maintained during receiving phases.
Cabinet Assembly
WSD Installation LLC provides flexible cabinet assembly services aligned with the General Contractor’s production schedule and contractual requirements.
Assembly pace, manpower allocation, and sequencing are adjusted based on project needs and site availability.
Assembly Capacity & Productivity
• Average productivity per assembler:
- 30–35 cabinets per day.
- Equivalent to approximately 1.5 units per assembler per day.
• Assembly output is scaled by adjusting manpower to meet:
- GC schedules.
- Project timelines.
- Production demands.
We maintain the labor capacity required to respond to accelerated or high-volume schedules.
Assembly Workflow
• Cabinet assembly is performed inside the units.
• Assemblers are not assigned to a fixed chronological unit sequence.
• Crews move dynamically between units as they become available.
There is no rigid start-to-finish unit order (e.g., Unit 1 through Unit 10).
Assemblers enter and assemble cabinets in any unit that is ready, allowing continuous production without delays.
Staging During Assembly
Assembly follows the same staging logic established during receiving:
• Wall cabinets are assembled and staged in the kitchen area.
• Base and bathroom cabinets are assembled and staged in the living room area.
This staging method maintains organization and supports a smooth transition into installation.
Component Organization Standards
All assemblers follow the same standardized procedures:
- All cabinet doors are grouped and staged together.
- All interior shelves are grouped and staged separately in a nearby area.
- All bumpers are placed inside a labeled Ziploc or transparent bag and stored inside a cabinet.
- Any extra hardware or accessories (screws, parts, or packaging materials) are removed immediately after assembly is completed.
These standards ensure consistency and efficiency during installation.
Debris Management
• Assembly debris is removed:
- Daily at lunch break.
- At the end of each workday.
This maintains clean units and an organized jobsite environment.
When Cabinets Arrive Assembled
• Fully assembled cabinets bypass the assembly phase.
• Cabinets move directly to installation, following the established staging layout.
Value for the General Contractor
• Flexible manpower aligned with production schedules.
• Consistent assembly standards across all units.
• Clean and organized units ready for installation.
• No bottlenecks caused by rigid sequencing.
• Reliable support for accelerated project timelines.
Cabinet Installation
WSD Installation LLC performs professional cabinet installation with an exceptionally careful, quality-driven approach. The WSD team is highly trained, standardized, and fully equipped to deliver precise alignment, secure anchoring, and clean finishes coordinating clearly with the GC and project schedule.
Method Statement
Pre-Installation Verification
• Walls checked against approved plans and field dimensions.
• Cabinet inventory/components confirmed (parts, hardware, required items).
• Site measurements verified to match field conditions.
Tools & Level Control (Laser Level Required)
• Full tool set provided; laser level use is mandatory.
• Standard reference for wall cabinets: 54 inches above finished floor (AFF).
• Multiple layout marks placed; laser used to identify highest point in kitchen.
• Alignment established from the highest point to ensure consistent leveling.
Wall Prep & Framing Verification
• Framing layouts requested from GC when available.
• Wall cabinets anchored directly into solid wood framing for secure, durable installation.
Installation Method & Fasteners
• Cabinets secured with appropriate fasteners:
- 1-1/8” screws for cabinet-to-cabinet.
- 2-1/2” screws with washers for wall cabinet anchoring.
- Fasteners installed inside cabinets for clean interior finish.
Sealing & Finish
• Cabinet-to-wall joints finished with caulking and/or scribing as needed.
Base Cabinet Installation
• Begin at highest floor point
• Level using shims at bottom, avoiding cutting.
cabinets, ensuring proper countertop/stone installation.
Standard Installation Sequence
1. Kitchen wall cabinets.
2. Kitchen base cabinets.
3. Island base cabinets.
4. Bathroom cabinets.
Value for the GC:
• All work executed by the WSD team, under a single quality standard.
• Laser leveling mandatory.
• Secure anchoring.
• Clean internal finishes.
• Proper preparation for stone/countertops.
Stone / Granite / Quartz Receiving and Distribution
WSD Installation LLC provides complete stone services including receiving, on-site distribution, and installation of granite and quartz countertops for multi-family projects. All phases are executed with specialized equipment, trained crews, and strict handling procedures to ensure safety, accuracy, and quality finishes.
Material Receiving
• Stone materials are typically received in shipping containers.
• Standard receiving capacity:
- Up to 2 containers per day.
• Materials usually arrive:.
- Palletized.
- Classified by unit type and size.
Due to weight and pallet size, forklift equipment is mandatory during receiving.
Receiving Methods
• When pallets are oversized or extra-long:
- Two machines may be required.
- One machine unloads while the second stabilizes the pallet from the side.
• When pallets are positioned deep inside the container:
- Pallet jacks are not usable.
- Chains are used to pull materials from the rear of the container toward the center for safe unloading.
Typically, all material for a full project is received within 2–3 working days, depending on total container volume.
Material Distribution
• Each stone piece is factory-labeled for unit identification.
• Distribution is performed using:
- Forklifts (mandatory).
- Specialized stone handling attachments for large or heavy pieces.
For oversized slabs:
• A single secured lift is performed per trip.
• Specialized clamps lock from underneath to prevent movement.
Alternative handling tools:
• Metal L-shaped stone frames, used when applicable
Distribution Crew & Capacity
• Crew size:
- Minimum: 3 people.
- Maximum: 5 people.
- 1 machine operator.
- 2 personnel managing receiving.
- 2 personnel distributing to units.
• Maximum daily distribution capacity:
- Up to 24 units per day.
COUNTERTOPS INSTALLATION
Stone installation is performed by trained and experienced installers with proper tools for cutting, polishing, and finishing.
Installation Process
• Countertop pieces typically arrive with slight overhang allowance.
• On-site adjustments are performed to:
- Compensate for wall variations.
- Ensure precise fitting.
Seams & Bonding
• Stone-to-stone seams are bonded using specialized epoxy.
• Epoxy color is matched to the stone tone:
- White stone → white-toned epoxy.
- Gray stone → gray-toned epoxy.
The goal is a seamless and visually consistent joint.
Sealing & Finishing
• Stone-to-cabinet bonding:
- Transparent silicone is used to secure stone to cabinetry..
• Bathroom installations:
- Transparent silicone is applied between stone and stone to ensure waterproofing.
• Wall joints:
- White caulking is used when stone meets walls.
- Translucent caulking is used where stone meets cabinetry.
Sink Distribution & Installation
• Kitchen and bathroom sinks are distributed along with stone materials.
• Sinks are installed concurrently with countertop installation to ensure proper alignment and sealing.
Value for the General Contractor
• Controlled receiving and handling of heavy materials.
• Organized unit-by-unit distribution.
• Trained crews for cutting, polishing, and finishing.
• Clean seam work with color-matched epoxy.
• Waterproof and professional final finishes.
Punch Work & Close-Out
WSD Installation LLC provides dedicated punch work and close-out services through a highly trained team familiar with General Contractor close-out standards. Our approach focuses on proactive quality control to reduce GC punch lists and minimize corrective work after final inspections.
Internal Punch List Process
• After completing each installation phase, WSD performs an internal punch list.
• This internal review is designed to:
- Identify details before GC inspection.
- Correct issues proactively.
- Reduce additional punch items requested by the GC
This process allows us to stay ahead of punch list requirements, especially in cabinetry and stone scopes — areas that typically generate the highest level of detail during close-out.
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Scope Focus
Cabinetry and stone installations receive special attention during punch work due to their high visibility and frequent daily use within residential units.
These areas are among the most critical elements of the project’s final perception.
Punch Capacity & Timeline
• Average punch capacity:
- 25–30 units per day.
• Typical duration: 1 working day, depending on:
- GC standards.
- Project requirements.
- Quality of prior installations
Additional time may be required based on project-specific expectations.
Documentation & Tracking System
WSD maintains an internal system that tracks daily work activities, including:
- Dates.
- Photos.
- Scope verification.
When an issue is identified that falls outside standard punch work, the system allows us to:
- Review historical documentation.
- Verify installation conditions at the time of execution.
- Identify scope deviations.
Change Order & Accountability Process
If corrective work is identified that does not fall under standard punch work, WSD initiates a Change Order request to properly document and address additional scope requirements.
This ensures:
- Clear accountability.
- Proper compensation for additional work.
- Transparency with the GC.
Value for the General Contractor
• Reduced GC punch lists.
• Faster close-out process.
• Proactive quality control.
• Clear documentation and accountability.
• Protection against scope creep.
OFFICE
2288 Gold Summit St
Minneola, FL 34715
(407) 338-1554
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