A clearer plan for the whole project
Keep the people and the project connected.
Having the right trades on site is only part of the job. When the plumber, electrician and building team all have a part to play, someone needs to keep the work connected.
Discuss site coordinationPractical oversight
Someone to keep the next step clear.
For homeowners arranging several trades, a project can become a lot to hold in your head. Practical coordination helps bring the schedule, the people and the outstanding work into one conversation.
What we can discuss
- Discuss the sequence of work and an agreed schedule.
- Coordinate site access and the handovers between trades.
- Keep track of outstanding items, decisions and scope changes.
- Keep the homeowner informed and follow up the finishing list.
The coordination role, site attendance and responsibilities are agreed for each project. Specialist design, engineering, approvals and trade certification remain with the appropriately appointed professionals.
Connected from the outset
Agree the role. Then keep the work moving.
Start with the teams involved, the stage you have reached and the support that would make the biggest difference.
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A useful sequence
Discuss what needs to happen, in what order, and how site attendance fits the work.
- 02
Clear trade handovers
Agree access, points of contact and who is responsible for each part of the project.
- 03
A homeowner in the loop
Agree how updates, outstanding items and decisions will be shared so the next step stays clear.