Why Fracture.

• Identify existing defects and risk via a detailed initial survey of the existing structures.

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• Obtain an initial measured building survey to a high level of accuracy to enable development into construction drawings. 

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• Identify any necessary specialist or further investigations to provide certainty on contract period and cost from the outset.

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• Ensure available space is fully utilised to maximise the project value. 

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• Avoid costly post contract variations and project delays by ensuring all statutory requirements and consents are fully considered.

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• Ensure neighbourly and Party Wall matters are fully considered and factored into the programme. 

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• Ascertain the extent of existing services and anticipated requirements to ensure any long lead-in times from service providers are factored into the programme.  

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• Obtain a budget cost schedule to ensure the project is deliverable within financial constraints and if not utilise cost engineering.

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• Generate a project timeline to ensure the various stakeholders are accurately appraised and their expectations managed.

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• Obtain bespoke procurement recommendations.