The same standard of work on both, with the scheduling adapted to whether people live there or trade there.
Every property is different, so the starting point is always a look at the building rather than a price over the phone. Once we have seen it you get the scope, the materials and the figures in writing, and nothing begins until you have agreed to them.
Problems this service addresses
- Repairs that cannot be allowed to interrupt trading
- Shared access, tight sites and neighbouring properties to work around
- Several trades that need coordinating on one programme
- Owners and managers who need the options explained plainly
- Work that has to be scheduled around tenants
Scope of work
- Site walkthrough with the owner or the managing agent
- Access, phasing and out of hours options discussed early
- Written scope covering the work, the materials and the programme
- Coordination of trades, deliveries and site protection
- Construction with agreed reporting through the project
- Handover documentation and a final walkthrough
What you get
- Scheduling built around the way the building is actually used
- One point of contact for the whole programme
- A written scope before anything is committed
- A consultation with no obligation attached to it
How the work runs
Site assessment
We walk the property with you and understand the constraints before talking about scope.
Scope and method
Work, materials, programme and phasing are set out in writing.
Protection and setup
Access, safety and protection for tenants and the public are arranged first.
Construction
The programme runs with agreed reporting at the intervals that suit you.
Final review
We walk the completed work together and hand over the documentation.
Questions about this service
Do you work outside business hours?
Where a building needs to keep trading, out of hours and phased working are discussed at the scoping stage.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The initial consultation and assessment carry no charge and no obligation.
Can you work with our managing agent?
Yes. We are happy to report to an owner, a board or a managing agent, whichever suits the building.
