Before you order
Check local requirements
Customers are responsible for permits, building restrictions, homeowners association rules, rights of way and setback requirements. Resolve these before delivery and installation.
Identify buried utilities
Anchors can affect underground pipes, cables and utility lines. Determine their locations and notify the installation crew before work begins.
Prepare the installation site
Provide an adequate, properly sized and level site before the crew arrives, no more than 3 inches out of level across the building’s footprint. Prepare the site and any pad or footings to the partner plant’s foundation plan for your building; don’t pour concrete before you have it.
Confirm anchoring and engineering
The installation surface and building requirements determine the appropriate anchors. Discuss any required certification or engineering plans before ordering.
Coordinate the delivery visit
Delivery is scheduled with the partner plant. Be ready for the agreed visit and ensure the person responsible for the purchase is present. Contact us to discuss scheduling and access questions for your order.