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Five kinds of building work

From planning a family home to steel frames, concrete slabs, decking and folding doors. Every service starts with a site survey.

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How we work

Five steps, each one in writing

Trust is easier when you can check the work. These are the documents and moments you can expect on every project.

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  1. Step 1: Site survey

    We visit the site, take measurements and note access, ground conditions and anything already standing.

    Survey notes and measurements

  2. Step 2: Written cost estimate

    Materials, quantities and labour are listed line by line in a RAB, so you can see what each part costs before you agree.

    Itemised RAB document

  3. Step 3: Agreed schedule

    The work is split into stages with planned dates. The schedule is agreed together with the RAB, before work starts.

    Stage-by-stage schedule

  4. Step 4: Progress reports

    During construction you receive updates with photos, showing which stages are done against the schedule.

    Photo progress updates

  5. Step 5: Handover

    We walk through the finished work with you, check it against the agreed scope and hand the project over.

    Handover checklist

Gallery

Our work

Site photos and design renders shared by our team, from structural work to finished facades.

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  • Single-storey building with red and grey facade and timber scaffolding in front

    Facade work in progress

  • Freshly cast concrete stairs inside timber formwork

    Concrete stairs in formwork

  • Wall of patterned concrete breeze blocks set in a rendered frame

    Concrete breeze-block wall

  • Red boundary marker stake placed among plants during a land survey

    Boundary marker from a site survey

  • Finished single-storey building with red vertical fins, grey walls and an open front

    Finished facade

  • Two-level steel frame building with bamboo scaffolding under a blue sky

    Steel frame under construction

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Planning a build in Gianyar?

Tell us what you want to build and where. We arrange a site survey before giving any cost estimate.

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Rice terraces and palm trees in Tegallalang, GianyarIllustrative photo

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