Six disciplines under one contract. Take all of them or just the one you are missing. The standard is the same either way.
One contract covers the drawings and the delivery, so there is no gap between what the architect intended and what the site can actually buy. You approve a single design and a single price, and we carry the risk of making them agree.
Extensions, loft conversions, structural openings and whole-house refurbishments. We survey what is really behind the plaster before we price it, which is why our renovation estimates hold up when the walls come down.
Groundworks, frame, envelope and fit-out for new-build residential and commercial schemes. A named supervisor is on site every day, and a written report with photographs reaches you every Friday.
Feasibility studies, programme, procurement strategy and permit management. This is the cheapest stage to change your mind, so we spend real time here, and we tell you early if the brief and the budget do not meet.
Space planning, joinery, finishes and lighting, specified alongside the build programme rather than after it. That is how sockets end up behind furniture instead of in front of it, and how joinery fits the opening first time.
You already have drawings and a designer. We take them and build it. We hold the trades, the programme, the site safety file and the risk, and you hold one contract with one number to call.
A site visit and an honest conversation about scope, budget and what is realistic on your timeline.
Drawings, specification and a line-by-line cost plan you can actually read and compare.
One supervisor, one programme, weekly written reports with photographs.
Snagging closed, O&M pack issued, ten-year structural warranty registered.
Pick the one that matches where your project is. Every project gets a written, itemised estimate before anything is signed.
For owners deciding whether a project is worth starting.
Our most common contract. Design and delivery on one line.
You bring the drawings, we build to them and carry the site.
Send drawings, a sketch, or just a scope and a lot address. A written, itemised estimate comes back.
