How a job runs

Every job runs from a set of issued sheets. Read the set before you sign and you know what happens each week.

You start from a job we have already built, so your first quote arrives priced against it.

The set of sheets

The set of sheets
Sheet	What it is	When you get it
1	Site survey	After the site visit
2	Scope of works	After the survey, for you to correct
3	Quote	With the scope, as one document
4	Programme	Once you accept the quote
5	Weekly report	Every Friday while we are on site
6	Handover	On the last day, with the snag list

1.0
Site survey
We visit, measure and photograph what is there. You get the measured plan back, so any mistake is yours to point out before it is built into a price.
2.0
Scope of works
A list of what we will build and what we will leave alone, room by room. A change you ask for after reading it changes the sheet, and the sheet is issued again.
3.0
Quote
One price for the scope, with allowances for things nobody can see yet, such as the state of a wall. Each allowance says what happens to the money if it is not used.
4.0
Programme
The order of work by week, with the days a room is out of use. The example below is the garden room.
5.0
Weekly report
What was done, what comes next and anything found behind a wall, with a photograph and a drawing where it changes the plan.
6.0
Handover
A snag list we walk through with you, the drawings as built and the names of the specialists who did the gas and electrical work.

Six weeks on site, after the survey and the quote.