What should be done if the installed area is not clean and finished?

Ensuring that the installed area is clean and properly prepared is essential for several reasons. First, a clean and finished area significantly affects the quality and durability of the installation. Dust, debris, or unfinished surfaces can lead to poor adhesion of materials, resulting in defects, such as warping or incomplete application. Cleaning and preparing the site allows for a smooth, secure installation and helps maintain a professional standard.

Additionally, a clean workspace reduces the risk of accidents and provides a safer working environment for all personnel involved in the project. This measure not only enhances the efficiency of the installation process but also upholds safety regulations and standards often required within the industry. By addressing these factors before proceeding with the installation, you are taking the necessary steps to ensure that the final outcome meets both quality expectations and safety protocols.