Seven stages. Seven hold points. No stage starts until the last one is signed.
The same sequence on every unit, with a named person signing each hold point. Your representative signs the two that matter most to you. Select a stage to see the actual checklist.
Transparency
Progress is what you can see, not what you are told on the phone.
Every stage leaves evidence: a site camera, time-stamped photos at each hold point, and a defect register tracked until closure.
Cameras on site, from day one to handover.
Open the site camera on your phone at any time to see the work as it happens.
Every stage has a checklist and a name on it.
Seven stages, seven hold points and 33 checkpoints, each signed by a named person before the next trade starts. The documents are available to your QA team before we start.
Time-stamped photos at every hold point.
Every unit has a record with its stage, photos, hold-point sign-offs and defect list. A weekly report is compiled from those records and sent to your project team.
Defects tracked to closure.
A defect is logged with a photo, categorised as alignment, edge damage or surface, assigned with a target date, fixed, re-photographed and closed. The purchaser or developer receives each step.
