Phased works
Splitting the job so part of the premises always stays open. It costs a little more in logistics and returns it many times over in revenue the client never stops earning.
Civil refurbishment
We refurbish without losing sight of the budget, choosing the sequence that keeps you operating and productive. Your business comes first.
What it involves
Working on what is already built, almost always with the property still in use. The difficulty is rarely technical: it is sequencing the work so the client's business does not stop while you work on top of it.
When it fits
When a property in use has to be renovated, extended or re-fitted, and shutting down is not an option.
Hours and coexistence
Noisy or dirty work outside operating hours, separate access for works and users, and dust control wherever there is activity.
What appears once you open up
In refurbishment there is always something behind a partition. We price it with an explicit contingency rather than pretending otherwise and renegotiating later.
The budget governs
We refurbish without losing sight of the budget. When something will not fit, it is said before it is built, not on the final valuation.
