Turnkey delivery

The scope of delivery can vary with the needs of the project, from surface preparation to paint and finishes, from built-in furniture to light fittings. We treat each item not merely as a line in a list, but in relation to the other works. Material lead times, dimension checks, approvals before production and site access are important parts of the sequence. We follow the critical points so that design details stay consistent with the dimensions, joints and finishes on site.

The size and duration of a turnkey scope cannot be assumed until the current condition of the space, the floor area, the chosen materials and the work items are clear. So in the first stage we define the scope in writing, divide the necessary decisions into stages and give the client a clear picture of progress. The aim is not to do everything at once; it is to set the right order and so protect the coherence of the design, the visibility of the craftsmanship and ease of use at handover.

We accept that every decision taken during delivery can affect the next piece of work. When points such as surface preparation before painting, the relationship between stone dimensions and furniture drawings, or the installation order of a light fitting are addressed from the start, later corrections are reduced. The purpose of checks is not to make the process heavier, but to ensure the work moves forward at the right time with the right information.

This order becomes even more important as the scope grows. At every stage we tell the client clearly which decisions are final, which matters are pending and what the next step on site will be, so that handover does not rest on a check made on the last day alone.