Health & safety
Safe around your residents. Ready for your procurement.
Care home refurbishment takes more than good workmanship. It takes careful planning, clear communication, safe working practices and respect for residents, staff and visitors at all times.
Working in occupied homes
The home stays open. Care carries on.
Phased works
The programme is split into zones and sequenced with the home, so rooms come back into use in a controlled order.
Dust, noise and cleanliness
Dust and noise controlled, safe access routes kept clear, and a clean, tidy site at the end of every day.
Safe around residents
Site inductions, supervision and safeguarding awareness for a setting where the people around us are vulnerable.
One point of contact
Daily contact with your facilities manager and a written report every week. No chasing for updates.
Documentation and process
The paperwork your procurement team will ask for.
Risk assessments and method statements
Site inductions and safe systems of work
COSHH and emergency procedures
Supervision and competence
Safeguarding and DBS Confirm
Insurance Confirm cover
SafeContractor (SSIP) accredited
- Certificate numberHA8299
- Public liabilityConfirm cover
- Employer's liabilityConfirm cover
Documents available on request for tender and supplier checks.
Care home compliance
Help with compliance, not just the build.
Care Home Support
Practical support for care homes before, during and after refurbishment works, so the home can keep running while the project moves forward.
Advice & Consultancy
Guidance on refurbishment planning, specification and the practicalities of carrying out works in an occupied care setting.
Non-Compliant Reports
Where a home has been told something needs putting right, we can review the issue, advise on what the remedial works involve and carry them out.
