1. You tell us what you are building
A plan, a BOQ, or photographs. We read it the same day and come back with what else we need to price it properly.
How a project actually runs with us
- Your contact
- One project manager, start to finish
- Your approvals
- Drawings, samples, and pre-shipment photographs
- Your paperwork
- One quote, one contract, one bill of lading
Eight steps, and who does what
Before anything is made
3. One quote for the whole list
Itemized, in your currency, with the freight in it and a loading plan attached so you can see what fits in a container.
4. Drawings and samples
We draw anything custom and post you the physical finish samples. You sign the drawings off. Nothing starts until you have.
Product Lines and Purchase Approval
The itemized quotation identifies the selected products and custom work. The agreed product specification, drawings, and finish references form the basis for the order before production proceeds.
Review design and drawing services
Making it
5. Production
Your specification goes to the factory best suited to each category. On repeat-unit projects we build one complete prototype first.
6. Inspection
Four checks: incoming material, in production, one unit fully assembled, and everything again before loading. You get the photographs and the video.
Getting it to you
7. Consolidation and shipping
Every category comes into one warehouse, gets labeled by room and unit, and leaves in one container under one bill of lading.
8. Installation and after that
Drawings in the carton, live video support for your fitter, and spare parts when you need them. We do not disappear once the container sails.
Review shipping coordinationInstallation Information and After-Sales Contact
GEORGE’s support functions provide installation information, remote guidance, and product follow-up. A site visit, replacement, or other proposed action follows the product review and the applicable project terms.
Questions about how we work
Who is my contact?
One project manager, from your first inquiry to delivery. They know your drawings, your deadline and which container your goods are in, and you can reach them directly by email or phone.
How long does a project take?
Drawings take a few days, then your approval, then production, then shipping. Your quotation gives the dates for your specific order, and we would rather give you a real date than a flattering one.
What if I change my mind mid-project?
Tell us as early as you can. Before drawings are signed off, changes usually cost nothing. After production starts they cost time and money, and we will tell you exactly how much before you decide.
Can we work with you from another country?
Yes, and most of our customers do. We work from shared drawings, photographs and video calls, in your time zone. Plenty of projects have been completed without the customer ever flying to Foshan, though we would always rather you came.
Is every product ready at the same time?
Different product categories follow different production routes. Warehouse and shipment coordination connect those routes around the project’s supply scope.
Does project communication end when the container is loaded?
No. The group’s service model includes logistics and after-sales work. Delivery questions and product support continue through the relevant project contacts.
