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Receiving report
Delivered items reconciled against the manifest, with photographed condition notes and same-day shortage or damage reporting.
Process
The same sequence on every project — so owners, GCs, and distributors always know which phase the floor is in and what happens next.
Review equipment lists, room layouts, project responsibilities, schedules, delivery information, and jobsite requirements — so the installation scope is defined before anything ships.
Confirm site access, staging, loading areas, door clearances, elevators, flooring protection, storage, and coordination with other active trades.
Compare delivered items against manifests and document shortages, packaging damage, or visible equipment issues — same day, with photos.
Assemble equipment according to applicable manufacturer instructions and place units according to the approved room plan.
Complete approved anchoring, equipment adjustments, alignment, cleanup, and remaining installation details.
Resolve remaining scope items, organize documentation, and complete the project walkthrough. The room opens with a record behind it.
Paper trail
The difference between an installer and an installation partner is what you can point to afterward. These are the records an MPACT project produces.
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Delivered items reconciled against the manifest, with photographed condition notes and same-day shortage or damage reporting.
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Site-condition and progress notes as the installation moves through its stages — written so a remote project team can act on them.
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A tracked list of open items with owners and status, closed out and verified before the project is called complete.
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Photo documentation of the finished floor and a walkthrough summary — a record the owner, GC, or distributor can file.
Open a project file with your equipment list and layout — we'll come back with a defined scope and a plan for your site.