What we have done
Two jobs, one standard.
Care facilities cannot close for a repair. The planning changes, so the work does not disturb the people in the building. The standard does not.
- 56 rooms remediatedDelta View Habilitation Center.
- Six-storey East Wing, full renovationLangley Lodge.
OES photoOn site
What the work looks like.
Planning around people
What it takes to work in an occupied building.
Sealed work areas
Plastic containment separates the work from the space people are using, as in the corridor and containment photos on this page.
Air and moisture control
Air scrubbers and dehumidifiers run during the work. The photos show them in place.
A plan agreed with you
Which areas stay in use, who the site contact is, working hours and access are settled with you before the work starts.
Before work starts
Questions we settle with you first.
- Which rooms, corridors and entrances must stay in use
- Who on your team is the day-to-day contact
- Working hours, noise and access for residents, staff and visitors
- What your insurer or funder needs documented
How a job runs
Three steps, one team.
Scope and permits
We look at the building, agree the work, and handle permits and inspections where they apply.
Build and manage the work
We run the job and coordinate the trades, so you deal with one team instead of five.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished work with you before we call it done.
Planning work in a care facility?
Call or email with a few details about the building and the work. We will come back to you with next steps.