Certification-as-a-Service
Build Your Own Certification.
We Build the Window Systems.
We manufacture aluminum window and door systems to global performance targets. You own the certification, brand and territory rights.
The Problem
Why Traditional Sourcing Traps Your Brand
Three structural problems can lock distributors and builders into unfavorable certified-brand relationships.
Certification Brand Lock-In
The manufacturer holds the NOA, NFRC or CE certificate, so your sales build their brand equity.
Re-Certification When Switching
Changing suppliers can mean new specimens, lab fees and another certification cycle.
Brand Premium Pricing
Certified brands often add certification, marketing and brand margin to factory pricing.
Our Solution
The Certification-Ready Manufacturer Model
You own the certificate, brand and territory while we provide the manufacturing and engineering support.
| Factor | Traditional Brand | StarveilBuild Partnership |
|---|---|---|
| Certification owner | Manufacturer | You, under your brand |
| Brand visibility | Manufacturer brand | Your brand on product and documents |
| Switching cost | Full re-certification | No certificate lock-in |
| Territory rights | Shared or controlled | Exclusive to your company |
| Pricing | 40–80% brand premium | Factory-direct pricing |
| Test specimens | Included in premium | Free for orders over 200 units |
| Engineering docs | Limited or proprietary | Structural calculations, reports and drawings |
| Customization | Standard catalog | Custom profiles, finishes and glass |
Global Standards
Certification Support for Major Markets
Performance targets and specimen packages are prepared for the nominated regional route.
US
Miami-Dade NOA
DP50+ wind load and ASTM E1886/E1996 impact protocols for Florida HVHZ zones.
US
NFRC Rating
U-factor, SHGC and VT data for energy-code compliance.
AU
AS2047
Water penetration, wind pressure and air infiltration for Australian projects.
EU
CE / EN 14351-1
European windows and doors documentation, including passive-house Uw0.8 targets.
CA
CSA A440
Canadian air, water, wind-load and energy performance.
EU
Passive House PHI
Uw calculations aligned with EN ISO 10077-1 and PHI review.
US
Florida Product Approval
Statewide Florida Building Code compliance outside HVHZ.
ME
Local Standards
Custom engineering for Gulf, Middle East and Caribbean requirements.
Process Timeline
12-Week Certification Journey
01
Requirements Review
Targets, DP rating, impact protocol and project scope.
Week 1
02
Specimen Production
Samples built to your exact production specification.
Week 2–4
03
Third-Party Testing
Independent lab runs the nominated standard tests.
Week 5–8
04
Document Submission
Engineering package prepared for the authority.
Week 9–10
05
Certificate Issuance
Certificate issued under your brand and territory.
Week 11–12
Historical first-test pass rate: 92%
Partnership Cases
OEM Certification Success Stories
USA – Florida
Miami-Dade NOA
11 weeks
DP50+ specimens and structural calculations.
Australia – Queensland
AS2047 Certification
9 weeks
Awning and casement performance testing.
Europe – Germany
PHI Passive House
12 weeks
EN ISO 10077-1 thermal documentation.
FAQ
Certification Partnership Questions
How long does the certification process take?
The typical route takes 8–12 weeks from specimen delivery to certificate issuance, including production, laboratory testing, document submission and authority review.
What certification costs should I budget for?
Third-party laboratory and authority fees vary by scope and region. We confirm the test matrix and commercial responsibilities before specimen production.
What happens if the first lab test fails?
Manufacturing defects result in replacement specimens. We provide pre-test consultation and review interpretation or retest requirements with the certification team.
Do I get exclusive territory rights?
Certification documents are issued under your company brand, and territorial protection can be documented in the OEM distribution agreement.
Can I certify multiple product lines simultaneously?
Yes. Multiple configurations can be tested in parallel, with shared engineering documentation and a coordinated submission package.
What documents do you provide?
Structural calculations, shop drawings, material specifications, specimen fabrication records, QC data and installation guidelines are available for the target authority.