When the floor raises questions a checklist cannot answer.
The free Planner helps you organise a requirement. A Readiness Review looks more closely at the actual site when building conditions, existing services or unresolved decisions could materially affect the proposed project.
When this is useful.
Consider a Review if you have selected a floor but are unsure what its existing services can support; need a planning-level view of the work before seeking detailed bids; or have important decisions distributed across several internal teams.
What the Review includes.
We discuss the requirement, visit the site, examine the information available from the building and prepare a concise written note. The note identifies key constraints, broad cost and programme considerations, assumptions that need checking and decisions that need an owner.
What you will receive.
A practical note suitable for internal circulation, including the working requirement, observations from the visit, important unknowns, indicative planning considerations and proposed next steps. We then walk your team through the findings.
What it is not.
A Readiness Review is not a completed design, certified engineering study, statutory approval, priced bill of quantities or guaranteed cost and completion date. Those require the appropriate subsequent scope of work.
How to request one.
Send the floor location, approximate area, intended use, target date and any plans or building documents you already have. We will confirm the proposed scope, deliverables, fee and terms in writing before the Review begins.
You do not need to purchase a Review to discuss a fit-out. If you already have enough information, simply send your project details.