RIBA Plan of Work 

Stages 5-7 Build & Support

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Continuity of our support into the build phase of your project ensures the design team, contractors and installers benefit from design stage strategy into the practical phases of the project. 

Even with a great design and installation team, guidance may still be needed to ensure that project decisions and alterations remain in line and appropriate for the sustainability goals of the project. Many eco projects have started to come unstuck and incur unnecessary cost as variations and hurdles during the build occur without proper feedback or an understanding of the energy efficiency implications upon completion.



Support at key site meetings with installers and at important project stages can be invaluable to the team and bespoke packages can be put together to support the build, commissioning and client handover stages.

The key areas we can support on a project include:

Site meetings

give confidence and peace of mind that the installation is high quality and that there are no obvious issues which may compromise the system performance. 


System commissioning and handover support

gives peace of mind for the commissioned technology and clarity for the client on how best to use the system which will result in fewer client questions or issues. 

Subsidy assistance

allows your clients to easily navigate the government application process ensuring they receive any available subsidies.

Energy monitoring

ensures you keep an eye on exactly where your energy is being used and that your building is running as efficiently as it was designed to.

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At whichever stage of your project you are, drop us a line and we will be glad to support you

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