DESIGN + BUILD: THE STAGES
Conception: You have a project in mind & get in touch!
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First Site Visit: We have an informal chat about your ideas. If not fully formulated we help guide you towards specifics, giving time to discuss viable options and discussing materials. A brief foundation survey will follow.
Second Site Visit: Mockup of frame to scale, inclusion of neighbours, talk through location, roof options, further discussion of design & materials.
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Preliminary Discussions: We do the necessary research and sourcing in order to create a bespoke product that fits with your ideal.
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Quote: After all necessary discussion and exploration has been undertaken, we put a detailed quote together, which is sent to you for review..
Final Quote: After any requested adjustments are made, we send a final quote, which you need to approve.
Contract & Deposit: We send a contract and deposit outlining our agreed terms of service provision, to be signed by both parties. Once the deposit is paid, the project is secured.
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Developing Choices: We assist in developing your usage & design choices in much greater detail, giving a wide array of options and their varying pros and cons.
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Architectural Drawings: We create a visual 3D representation of your project, at scale, with its surroundings, also digitally reproduced.
Technical Design: We produce a series of in depth technical drawings, detailing exactly how each component of the structure will interact, and be installed.
The Build: We construct the project according to a carefully planned and agreed work schedule. We can build the structure in its entirety, or offer a more affordable ‘self-finish’ model.
Post-build: In line with the contract, we remain in touch after the building is complete, returning to resolve any issues if required.
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We also offer one or more of the above services in isolation.
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Get in touch to discuss your options!
