The trades that decide how a finished space actually looks and feels — wood flooring, fencing and decking, tiling, drywall and the detailed repair work that gets a property ready to hand over.
Structure gets a building standing. Finishing gets it accepted. Our construction division exists because too many good projects lose weeks — and goodwill — in the final ten percent.
We take on the finishing scope: wood flooring laid and refinished, fencing and decking, wall panelling, floor and wall tiling, drywall installation and jointing, patching and repair work, and the post-construction cleanup and final detail clean that follow. Because the same company also runs the janitorial division, the site is handed over clean rather than handed over “nearly” clean.
Anything outside this list, we will say so plainly rather than take it on. We would rather keep the relationship than stretch the scope to fit.
Ceramic, porcelain and stone, set to line and level with proper substrate preparation — the part that determines whether tile lasts five years or fifteen.
Installation, jointing and finishing to a flat, paint-ready surface, plus repair work on existing walls and ceilings.
New floors laid, and tired ones brought back rather than replaced. Stairs and treads included — they take the most traffic and show wear first.
Outdoor timber built for Jamaican weather — treated, sealed and set to last, because sun and rain punish anything that is not.
Slat and panel systems that change how a room reads. Fitted level and scribed to the wall, so the lines stay true across a corner and the joints line up.
Interior and exterior painting with the slow part done first — preparation, filling and priming — because that is what decides how long the finish lasts.
The list of small jobs that holds a project up at the end. We take the whole list rather than the easy half of it.
The heavy first pass once the trades are out: dust, adhesive residue, protective film and the mess no one budgets for.
The final pass that makes a property show-ready — done to the same standard as our janitorial contracts, because it is the same team.
We walk the space, take measurements and identify what the drawings did not.
A written breakdown of works, materials and cost, with a schedule and a completion date.
Works carried out with dust control and daily tidy-down, coordinated around other trades on site.
We walk the finished work with you, correct anything on the list, then do the detail clean before you take the keys.
Floors laid true, stairs that do not creak, panelling set straight, and the place cleaned properly before we call it done. This is the finish we hold every job to.
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Written works list and price. Variations are agreed and documented before they are done, not after.
A schedule with a completion date we commit to, and early warning if anything threatens it.
Dust control and end-of-day tidy. On occupied properties this is the difference between tolerable and impossible.
We keep vetted crews on hand, so staffing up for a push is a phone call rather than a problem.
Whether it is one bathroom or a full floor of units, we will visit, measure and come back with a scope, a materials list and a price.
