Site preparation and organisation
Review access, storage, material movement and work sequencing before delivery.

From a considered plan to a space brought to life.
General contracting connects drawings, site preparation and structural and architectural work within an agreed delivery scope. We begin with the building’s intended use and current stage, then clarify interfaces, materials, inspections and handover requirements.
Residential and commercial buildings, offices, extensions and improvements that require coordination of several construction activities.

Relevant work packages are selected for your project and documented in the proposal and agreement, with clear responsibilities.
Review access, storage, material movement and work sequencing before delivery.
Coordinate foundations and structures against approved drawings and identify stage-specific inspection requirements.
Connect masonry, waterproofing and finishes with systems, materials and detail decisions.
Clarify the effect of changes on scope, sequence and requirements before approval.
Formats and required documents depend on project size, work stage and the agreed scope.
Organise the available information and identify gaps before defining the scope.
Clarify works, deliverables, assumptions, exclusions and responsibilities.
Follow up on decisions, materials and interfaces against the agreed plan.
Review outstanding items and required records, and agree follow-up actions.
Have a question specific to your site or scope? Share the details so we can discuss it.
This is defined in the scope. With existing drawings we review delivery needs; where design or revisions are needed, we discuss coordination with the relevant designer.
A defined work package can be discussed, with clear boundaries, interfaces and responsibilities of other parties.
After reviewing drawings, quantities, specifications and site conditions. Assumptions and exclusions are stated to support a meaningful comparison.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll discuss your needs and the right next step.