Let them separately or together. It is up to you.
Timber frame superstructure erected and closed in, plot by plot, to the contractor’s programme.
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Frame, roof and envelope handed over weathertight ahead of the following trade.
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Slab, frame and fit out let as one package to a single programme.
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Three divisions on one contract, frame erection through to plaster.
Read the case study →Let these four packages separately and you own every gap between them. The tolerance argument, the standing time, the defect nobody will claim.
One contract, one management team, one number to ring. When something moves, the decision is ours to make and it costs you nothing to make it.
We own the run from first dig to final skim, so the handover between trades is an internal matter rather than a contractual one.
Few contractors will let a whole building to one subcontractor, and we do not ask you to. Take the divisions that suit the job. The argument holds whether you buy one package or the full sequence.
A division of RRD Group
A division of RRD Group
A division of RRD Group
A division of RRD Group
The shaded area is the ground our gangs travel daily. Anything inside it we will price.
Tell us what the package is and when you need the number. We will come back with a straight yes or no on whether it suits us, and a price if it does.