Clients

Four kinds of client, four sets of constraints

The work is the same. What changes is who decides, who pays, and what the building can tolerate while it is being renovated.

Private owners

You live in the property, or you are preparing it for sale or rental. What matters is a budget that holds, a schedule you can plan around, and a site that stays liveable.

  • Visit and quote free of charge
  • Phased work if you stay in the property
  • Direct contact with the site manager

Co-ownerships and managing agents

You answer to a board and to residents. What matters is a documented quote, working hours that respect the building rules, and common areas left as they were found.

  • Technical information for the board
  • Protection of common areas and lift
  • Interventions planned with the concierge

Social landlords

You need flats back in service, on schedule, with traceable work. What matters is the ability to handle volume without losing the paperwork.

  • Work per unit or per building
  • Photographic record before and after
  • Maintenance contracts alongside renovation

Estate agencies

You need a property ready for viewings, or a defect fixed before a sale completes. What matters is speed and a clear answer on what can be done.

  • Priority scheduling for sales deadlines
  • Quotes within days, not weeks
  • Clearance, cleaning and repairs in one contact

Do you manage several properties?

Tell us about the portfolio and its constraints: we propose an annual framework, not a quote per job.