Register Your Woodworking Project
Why Register with QCP?
Choosing to register your project with the Quality Certification Program (QCP) means opting for a superior level of commitment, quality, and professionalism in the architectural woodworking industry.
The Promise of QCP:
- Unparalleled Precision: Every aspect, intricate or bold, is brought to life with meticulous craftsmanship.
- Quality at Every Turn: Collaborate with general contractors and other design professionals who are dedicated to upholding the pinnacle of industry standards.
- Smooth Collaboration: With everyone on the same page, ensure that architects, woodworkers, drafters, and contractors work harmoniously towards a common goal.

Are You Ready To Register Your Architectural Woodwork Project?
If you're registering your first project with QCP, we've got you covered.
Here's what you need to know:
- Early Registration: Before even awarding the project to a woodworking firm, register it with QCP. This sets the quality benchmark right from the start.
- Choose QCP Licensed Firms: When contracting a woodworking firm, prioritize those licensed by QCP. You can find a list of QCP-licensed firms here.
- No-Cost Start: Project registration is free, so there's no hurdle to setting the ball rolling on quality assurance.
Once you've registered your project, you'll be able to track its progress through to completion. We're here to help you every step of the way.
Does My Woodwork Project Need To Be Registered With QCP?
How to Get Started Registering Your Project
Anyone can initiate a project registration with QCP, including an architect, a general contractor, or any other design professional.
Registering a project:
- Puts it on QCP's radar
- Provides a six-digit project number for all parties to use throughout the project
Once you receive your project number (via email within 24 hours of registration), use it as a reference on all project documentation and send it to the entire project team.
What Happens Next
Project inspections
Project labels
Project certification
Your Project’s Finishing Touches
In order to register a project with QCP, you’ll need:
The final step to completing a project is to close out your project online. To do this you will need to provide a final contract amount, completion dates, and contact information regarding the close-out of a project which specified QCP certification.
Finally, take the time to publicize your project certification, you worked hard for it. Download this QCP certification seal, link it to the “What QCP Certification Means” page, and place it on your website or QCP Certified project pages so potential clients will immediately see your work is of consistently high quality, complies with industry regulations, and adheres to industry best practice. Displaying this certification seal shows that your project has followed the AWI Standards in fabrication and installation. It’s also a great idea to share your work on your preferred social media channels and with the AWI Design Solutions publication. This will increase your reach to a like-minded industry network and potentially grow your following.
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