Quantity surveying and claims support for office construction, extensions and workplace development.
Office construction brings the structure, envelope, core services and occupier requirements together. A project may deliver a shell for later occupation or include the workplace interiors. Landlord provisions, common areas and tenant installations need clear boundaries in each package.
Calling a package Cat A or Cat B does not settle who provides every service, finish and connection.
We compare the landlord specification, tenant brief and trade scopes item by item. The review identifies exclusions, interfaces and credits, giving the parties an agreed boundary against which later changes can be valued.
A denser workplace or revised meeting-room layout can change cooling, ventilation, power and controls after the fit-out is priced. Each trade sees its own part of the revision. Without a coordinated valuation, the account can miss related work or charge twice for an interface.
We trace the change across equipment, distribution, controls and builders' work, reconciling additions with the original allowances and omissions. The client receives one explainable change account.
Lift bookings, noisy-work periods and tenant access can restrict installation time. Repeated moves between floors or revised decant dates can add logistics and supervision costs without increasing the measured work.
We record the access and floor-release assumptions behind the price. If the sequence changes, floor-level records show which teams moved, which visits were repeated and what work could continue. That supports a specific assessment of logistics and supervision costs instead of a blanket percentage for disruption. Ordinary site overheads remain distinguishable from the additional attendance claimed.
