Structural concern triage
A worsening crack or sign of movement gets flagged as a priority visit, not queued behind routine extension enquiries.
The big extension enquiry goes to whoever calls back first, and it's rarely you between site visits. A snagging call from a finished job competes with a brand-new project for your attention. And someone worried about a crack in a wall won't wait for a callback - three calls that need answering the moment they come in, not at the end of the day.
Building work is scoped on site rather than booked blind - here's the kind of visit the receptionist arranges first.
A worsening crack or sign of movement gets flagged as a priority visit, not queued behind routine extension enquiries.
The right early questions - drawings, permissions, timeframe - get asked so the first visit is worth everyone's time.
Extensions, conversions and small works all get booked in as a proper look rather than guessed at over the phone.
Clients on a finished job can get a snagging visit booked without competing with new enquiries for attention.
No. Costs depend entirely on the site, the design and what's found once work starts, so no figure is ever given over the phone - only after a proper survey visit.
No. It takes what you can see and how it's changed and flags it as a priority so someone qualified can look at it in person - it never offers a structural opinion itself.
It records the date you're hoping for and passes it straight to the builder, who checks it against the current programme - it never promises a start date on its own.
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