Process

How we work

Every project we take on runs through the same four steps — with posted timelines and named tools. This page sets out what you receive at each step, and what we commit to up front.

Aerial view of an active construction site with tower cranes
How we work

Four steps. One delivery.

Every project runs through the same four steps. Posted timelines, named tools, and a delivery method that doesn’t change from site to site.

  1. 011–2 weeks

    Brief & feasibility

    Site visit, scope clarification, feasibility analysis, and a fixed-price quote.

    • QCS 2014
    • BS / ASTM / ACI
  2. 024–8 weeks

    Structural design & BIM

    Detailed structural design with full BIM coordination, verified against international codes.

    • STAAD Pro
    • Tekla Structures
    • Revit
  3. 03Project-dependent

    Fabrication & construction

    On-site fabrication, steel erection, concrete pours, and live progress reporting.

    • SAP2000
    • BIM coordination
  4. 04Warranty + optional FM

    Handover & maintenance

    Defect rectification, asset handover, and an optional facility-management contract.

    • QA / QC
    • Preventive FM
What we commit to

Four promises under every quote.

  • 01

    Fixed-price quote at step 1

    After the site visit and feasibility analysis we issue a single fixed-price quote — not a range, not "to be confirmed at design." If the scope changes, the change is priced and signed before work continues.

  • 02

    Engineering verified against international codes

    Every structural design is checked against QCS 2014, BS, ASTM, ACI, and BS EN. Calculations are signed by a chartered engineer. No "design intent" hand-waving — drawings are buildable on the day of issue.

  • 03

    Live progress reporting on site

    Weekly progress reports with photographs, RFI status, NCR log, and look-ahead schedule. You see what we see — not a smoothed-over summary at the end of the month.

  • 04

    Handover that doesn’t end at signature

    Defect period, snag rectification, and an optional facility-management contract carry the relationship past handover. We do not disappear after the keys change hands.