If a workshop reproduced mouldings, its form could request profiles, measurements, lengths and photographs. Staff would then offer a drawing or sample for approval. The approved version would remain associated with the selected quantity. The page would explain the reproduction process and material-matching limits without deciding that a particular project is feasible before the workshop has examined it.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Can photographs replace a physical sample?
They can support an initial discussion, but a complex profile may require measurements or a sample. The website would explain that step before promising the customer a reproduction.
Should the site interpret the heritage inventory?
It can direct visitors to the municipality and RCM. The commercial page should explain the offered work and leave municipal confirmations to the people responsible for those decisions.