05Housing & managed property
Occupied-property upgrades
Upgrades to buildings where people keep living and working through the job, with access, noise and dust planned before anyone arrives.
Some buildings cannot empty out for a renovation. People still need to get home, staff still need to get to work, and someone still has to answer the question of when it will be over.
We settle the routes, the working hours and the noisy days before work starts, and make sure the people affected hear about it ahead of time — not on the morning it happens.
What it includes
- Work phased around tenants and staff
- Safe access routes and temporary protection
- Notice to residents and occupants
- Dust and noise control
- Work inside occupied suites and shared spaces
Good to have ready before we talk
- How the building is used from day to day
- Who needs to be told, and how far ahead
- Any times the work has to avoid
Who it is for
Property managers, housing providers, strata councils and building owners with work to do in a building that stays in use.
How we approach it
We plan the work in phases, so only part of the building is affected at a time, and agree in advance how people get in and out safely. One named contact answers questions from the people living with it, so small problems are dealt with before they grow.
