Hutton Mount Project

Construction

Refurbishment and small builds with the scope agreed first.

Hutton Mount Project in Bedford: refurbishment, extensions and small building works with a written scope before anything is disturbed.

Variations priced before

Hutton Mount Project, service by service, in brief

Three sorts of job come up most: a property to refurbish, an extension to build, or a set of works to keep a building in order.

  • Refurbishment

    For Refurbishment the scope is surveying first, sequencing trades, pricing variations as they arise; anything else is agreed in writing.

  • Extensions and small builds

    Extensions and small builds covers building to approved drawings, coordinating trades, keeping the site tidy. Everything else is confirmed in writing first.

  • Planned maintenance

    Planned maintenance includes scheduling works, recording what was done, flagging what is next. The listed scope excludes inspections and reports that must be signed by an engineer.

  • Planning and advice

    We talk through what you need, what is realistic and what it costs, so you can decide with the full picture in front of you.

St. Cuthberts Street, BedfordBase
Refurbishment, extensions and small buildsWork
Bedford and the surrounding areaCoverage

How it works

How Hutton Mount Project works, step by step, in brief

Four steps, with the writing done before the first tool comes out.

  1. 01

    Enquire

    You describe the property, the works wanted and roughly when.

  2. 02

    Survey

    The property is surveyed and the scope written up with a price.

  3. 03

    Build

    Trades are sequenced to the agreed plan, with variations priced as they arise.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    The snag list is closed out and the certificates go with the keys.

A finished detail

Variations priced before

Hutton Mount Project: how we keep it straightforward

A survey, a written scope and priced variations keep the job on a plan rather than on guesswork about what is behind the plaster. Say whether the property is occupied, as it shapes the sequencing.

We would rather say no at the start than apologise at the end.

Working approach — Hutton Mount Project

Before you ask

What clients ask first as a matter of routine

Questions asked while a job is being priced.

Who deals with the site day to day?

One named contact runs the job so questions reach the right person.

What happens to the snag list?

It is closed out before handover, with the outstanding items written up.

Are certificates passed over?

Yes, and they are filed so they can be found when a buyer asks.

Can you work in an occupied house?

Often, with the sequencing planned and the site kept tidy, so long as safety allows.

Work in progress on site

Variations priced before

Send the outline and we will say what is possible as a matter of routine

Write a few lines about what you need. There is no obligation until you accept a written quote.