Four service areas. One point of contact.
Whether it is a single repair, a full refurbishment or a portfolio of buildings to keep running, the work is scoped, priced and coordinated by the same person from start to finish.
Residential maintenance & refurbishment
Homes brought back to a standard you would be happy to live in, let or sell, with a scope and price agreed before anyone starts.
For: homeowners and private landlords.
- Plumbing and drainage
- Electrical works
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- Decorating and flooring
- Glazing, doors and joinery
- Full flat and house refurbishments
- Damp and leak investigation
- Reactive repairs
Landlord & managing agent services
Reliable delivery across blocks and portfolios, with reporting that stands up to a leaseholder question and costs that stand up to scrutiny.
For: managing agents, block managers, portfolio owners and investors.
- Planned and reactive maintenance
- End-of-tenancy works
- Common parts and communal areas
- Void refurbishment and turnaround
- Emergency response
- Service-charge cost control
- Contract review and retendering
- Condition reporting
Commercial property works
Practical support for owners of commercial and mixed-use buildings, including the units that have sat empty or stalled and need recovering.
For: commercial owners, estate managers and asset managers.
- Pre-occupation and make-good works
- Fit-out related works
- Dilapidation-style repairs
- Stripped-out unit recovery
- Stalled-property problem solving
- Operator sourcing support
- Landlord works packages
- Building safety and security works
Facilities management
Keeping buildings compliant, running and predictable, with one contact who knows the site rather than a call centre and a ticket number.
For: managing agents, commercial owners and occupiers.
- Planned preventative maintenance
- Compliance coordination
- Contractor frameworks and vetting
- Procurement and supplier management
- Reporting and record keeping
- Practical building oversight
- Out-of-hours response
- Budget planning
Running through all four: cost control
Procurement and value engineering are not a separate product. They apply to every instruction we take.
- Investigate before pricing, so nobody pays to excavate a drain that only needed clearing.
- Challenge unnecessary expenditure, including items in our own proposed scope.
- Retender and renegotiate where existing contracts no longer represent value.
- Repair, replace or rethink, judged on the long-term cost rather than the quickest sale.
The difficult job is welcome here.
Awkward, urgent or previously unresolved instructions that others have written off. Diagnosing what everyone else missed is where this business began.