Residential service

Home construction

Build the defined residential scope using issued information, a visible responsibility matrix and agreed records before work is concealed.

The signed appointment and project agreement define included work, responsibilities, programme, price and acceptance.

Can include

  • Pre-start scope review
  • Work sequencing
  • Trade coordination
  • Agreed site records
  • Observation close-out
  • Handover items

Decisions to make

  • Issued information
  • Work packages and exclusions
  • Materials and samples
  • Inspection and hold points
  • Changes, approvals and payment process

Boundaries

  • The project agreement governs price, programme, included work and acceptance.
  • Site conditions and approved changes may affect the agreed plan through the stated change process.
  • Consultant inspections and statutory certifications are separate where required.

Useful first inputs

  • Site or existing-home location
  • Current project stage
  • Household and priority needs
  • Available drawings, surveys or approvals
  • Timing and commercial expectations

Scope this appointment

Bring the current information and unresolved questions.

The first discussion identifies what must be verified before design, pricing or construction can be confirmed.