GUIDES · Complete installations
Practical guides to coordinating a home’s installations, defining the scope of work and preparing each stage with your builder and technical team.
Site coordination · 4 min
The boundaries between work packages often hide unfinished tasks. Defining each connection helps the complete installation work as intended.
Read the guidePlanning · 4 min
Two totals are only comparable when they describe the same work. This review helps you identify differences before deciding.
Read the guideRenovations · 4 min
Each phase should be possible to complete and check without obstructing the next. The final layout and the temporary arrangements need to be coordinated.
Read the guideSite coordination · 4 min
Moving one item can affect several systems. A well-documented change explains what is being modified, who validates it and which documents it replaces.
Read the guideDesign and installation · 4 min
The equipment footprint is only part of the space needed. Installation work, connections and future servicing must fit as well.
Read the guideHandover and follow-up · 4 min
The handover should make it clear what has been installed and how to use it. An organised folder is more useful than unrelated documents.
Read the guideControls and connectivity · 4 min
Sharing an app does not guarantee that every device can communicate. Integration starts by describing specific responses.
Read the guideElectrical work and lighting · 4 min
A drawing becomes more useful when it shows how each room will be used. A joint review avoids deciding individual points during installation.
Read the guideDesign and installation · 4 min
Future servicing starts on the drawing: the component must be reachable, workable and accessible without losing the intended finish afterwards.
Read the guideInstallation checks · 4 min
Before covering an installation, agree what must be checked and documented. Closing up is a coordination milestone.
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