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Jobsite Measurement Checklist
Every dimension, site condition, and code requirement you need to capture before you quote a gate or railing job — on four pages you can print and keep in the truck.
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What's Inside
- Job information and scope capture for gates, railings, guards and handrails
- Site conditions: mounting substrate, install access, obstructions, utility locates
- Code and approvals block — guard height, handrail height, sphere rule, permits
- Level railing and stair runs, with the measure-three-times method
- Gate section including ground clearance across the full swing arc
- Automation, hardware, finish and design matching
- A photo list so nothing gets missed
- Field sketch grid and customer sign-off block
Who's it for
Ornamental metal shops quoting gates, fences, railings and handrails
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Most jobs don't go wrong at the tape measure. They go wrong because nobody checked what was behind the stone veneer, nobody wrote down the code height for this jurisdiction, and nobody measured the ground clearance at 45 degrees of swing.
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How to Measure a Jobsite for Gates, Railings, and Handrails
What to capture on a field survey for gates, railings and handrails — dimensions, site conditions, code requirements and photos — before you quote the job.
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