Electrical
Defined scope, first/second fix coordination, testing and certification, integration with other packages.
View Electrical package →Trade packages • Essex + surrounding areas only
Trade packages
Specialist trades succeed when scope and interfaces are defined properly. We structure trade packages so pricing is comparable, sequencing is realistic, responsibilities are clear, and quality is verified before sign-off.
Suitable for high-spec, multi-trade projects where you want documented control, not assumptions and last-minute fixes.
Scope definition
Interface control
Programme sequencing
Testing & commissioning
Close-out pack
Trade packages we commonly coordinate
Packages are structured around scope clarity, interfaces, testing requirements and programme sequencing.
Plumbing & Heating
Hot/cold, heating, UFH, plant room coordination, commissioning and handover documentation.
View Plumbing & Heating →Renewable Energy
Heat pumps, PV/battery, EV charging integration, interfaces, compliance and commissioning.
View Renewable Energy →How we run trade packages
A simple structure that prevents gaps, clashes and quality surprises.
Define scope and interfaces
Package boundaries are documented so responsibilities are clear and pricing is comparable.
Sequence the programme
First fix, second fix, testing and sign-off are programmed with realistic lead times.
Verify quality and close-out
Testing, commissioning and documentation are completed before handover, not after.
Related
Trade packages sit inside a wider control system.
Project Management
Programme governance, coordination and reporting from start to close-out.
View Project Management →Pre-Construction
Define scope, allowances, procurement strategy and programme logic early.
View Pre-Construction →Delivery routes
Choose the right contract structure for control, accountability and pace.
View Delivery routes →FAQs
High-intent answers, upfront.
Do you work only in Essex?
Yes — Essex and surrounding areas only.
Do you supply the trades?
We can support procurement and tender comparisons. The key is that package scope and interfaces are defined so the right team can deliver to a clear baseline.
Why do trade packages go wrong?
Most issues come from unclear boundaries, missing interfaces, unrealistic sequencing, and sign-off left too late. Our job is to prevent that with documented controls.
What do you need to advise properly?
Location, scope summary, budget range, target dates, and drawings/spec if available.
Book a consultation
Send your location, scope summary, budget range and target dates. We’ll confirm the trade packages you need and the controls required for predictable delivery.