Construction labour and trade contractors

Landscape and external-work labour

Coordinate landscape preparation and external works with levels, drainage and planting plans.

Service overview

A scope shaped around the actual work.

Coordinate landscape preparation and external works with levels, drainage and planting plans.

Homeowners completing garden or external areas alongside a building project.

Points to define

  • Review site levels, access, soil and existing services.
  • Define paving, planting, edging or irrigation work as separate items.
  • Plan protection of completed construction and maintenance handover.

How we start

Describe the trade, quantity, site location and expected work window.

Clarify measurement, supervision, tools, safety and material responsibilities.

Confirm workforce availability, contract terms and start date before deployment.

Scope and cost factors

Confirm the project-specific details.

A trade scope should identify the work front, measurement method, productivity assumptions, tools, safety responsibilities, supervision and whether consumables or materials are supplied by the client or contractor.

  • Trade, work quantity, finish standard and site readiness
  • Measurement basis, work height, access and project location
  • Tools, consumables, supervision and material-procurement responsibilities

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