Bespoke Installation
Discreet integration, properly done.
Climate, water and energy systems planned with your architect and interior designer from the outset. Each system is sized for the building and integrated as discreetly as possible.
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A good installation starts with coordination. Plan the service routes at the right time and the equipment fits naturally into the building. Miss that stage and the compromises remain visible for years. That is why we join the first project meetings.
Your project,
stage by stage.
Each stage has a purpose and ends with a document you can read, comment on and keep.
- 01
Architect coordination
We work from the drawings, not against them. Conduits placed before walls close.
- 02
Site protection
Floors, finishes and adjacent rooms protected before any work begins.
- 03
Phased installation
Sequenced with other trades. Plant rooms first, distribution second, terminals last.
- 04
Commissioning
Each system balanced, tested and tuned. Sound levels measured against the spec.
- 05
Handover
Documentation, a guided walk-through, and an explanatory video for the day-to-day user.
Tangible deliverables,
not promises.
- Coordinated installation drawings
- Concealed routing of all services
- Commissioning report with measured values
- Owner's manual and quick-reference video
- Two-year parts and labour guarantee, with applicable manufacturer warranties
New builds and full renovations where the technical installation deserves the same attention as the finishes.
Answers before
signing.
When should you join the project?
At the design stage, before walls close. Conduits, plant rooms and duct routes cost little to move on a drawing and a great deal to move afterwards. We join the first coordination meeting, not the last.
Do you work with our architect and interior designer?
Always. We work from their drawings, attend their site meetings, and treat the finishes as the point of the exercise. The best installation is the one nobody can find.
How disruptive is the work?
Phased and sequenced with the other trades: plant rooms first, distribution second, terminals last. Floors and finished rooms are protected before a single tool comes out.
What happens at handover?
Documentation, a guided walk-through, and a short video explaining the day-to-day controls. Commissioning continues through the first season, with sound levels measured against the spec.