Questions People Ask

After a site visit and a written scope, never over the phone. Anyone quoting a structural job without seeing it is guessing.

You get a stage-by-stage schedule with the scope. Weather and what we find when we open things up can move it, and you will hear when they do.

The same core crew for the bulk of the work, with trades brought in for their stages. You will get the names before anyone starts.

Yes, and we will tell you at the site visit which ones your project needs and roughly how long the paperwork adds.

Usually for part of it. We will tell you honestly which weeks are genuinely difficult rather than pretending it is all manageable.

You get a call the same day with photographs and the options in writing. Nothing extra goes ahead until you have said yes to it.

Sometimes, depending on the diary. Ring and describe it and we will tell you straight rather than leaving you waiting on a quote.

In stages tied to work completed, set out in the scope before anything begins. Never a large sum up front for materials not yet ordered.

Ask early. Changes are straightforward before a stage starts and expensive once it is built, and we will tell you which one you are looking at.

Depends on the diary and the scale. Ring us and we will give you an honest date rather than a hopeful one.