How it works
Turn your project details into a useful first conversation.
Passive-fire work to arrange? Tell us what you know. We’ll review the details and look for a relevant specialist introduction.
No account needed · Reports welcome · You decide whether to proceed
What happens next
A clear process.
A decision that stays yours.
Four steps, with room to ask questions and fill in the gaps along the way.
Your starting point
Tell us what needs doing.
Start with the building, the location and the work you have in mind. You can upload an existing survey, defect schedule or photographs to help explain the project.
- Choose the service and project postcode
- Add your timescale and any known quantities
- Share reports or photographs if you have them
No complete specification yet? Share what you know. Unknown budgets and quantities can be confirmed later.
A person reviews the details
We build a clearer picture.
We review your enquiry, identify any missing information and contact you where clarification would help. The aim is a useful starting brief for a specialist conversation.
- Understand the scope and building type
- Clarify access, timing and project requirements
- Confirm who is arranging the work
Your reports provide context for the introduction. Technical interpretation and advice remain with the appropriate specialist.
Relevant introductions
We look for a suitable fit.
We consider eligible contractors against the service, location, project size and capacity. A prospective contractor first receives an anonymised opportunity. We record their interest before approving an introduction.
- Consider service scope and geographical coverage
- Review relevant evidence and availability
- Check interest using an anonymised opportunity
If no appropriate match is available, we review the network gap and explain the position rather than make an unsuitable introduction.
Your decision
Discuss the work. Choose your next step.
Once agreed, we record the formal introduction against your project reference. Speak directly with the contractor about the building and the work. They assess the requirements, explain any further surveys needed and discuss their quotation with you.
- Agree the scope, programme and written price
- Check evidence relevant to your project
- Decide whether you want to appoint the contractor
You choose whether to proceed and contract directly with the contractor. An enquiry does not commit you to hiring anyone.
Ready when you are
You don’t need every answer to get started.
Start with the essentials. The enquiry form guides you through the project, supporting information and your contact details.
Start your project enquiry →Useful to have to hand
- The basicsProject postcode, building type and the service you need.
- Anything already identifiedA survey, defect list or photographs, if available.
- Your prioritiesTiming, access considerations and budget where known.
Only upload documents you are authorised to share. Remove unnecessary personal information about residents.
Before work begins
Appoint with
a clear scope.
Confirm the contractor’s relevant insurance and certification, access arrangements, written quotation and the records you expect at handover. Ask about exclusions and any further surveys needed.
Our role in your project
Introductions with
clear responsibilities.
We arrange introductions. Contractors are responsible for their technical advice, surveys, specifications and work. An introduction does not certify a building or guarantee contractor competence.
More questions? Read the FAQs →Let’s start with your project
Share the details.
We’ll help clarify the next step.
Tell us about the building and the work you need to arrange.
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