Assessing unexpected structural elements
Unexpected structural elements were found as the work progressed. We had to assess them quickly, agree a fix and adjust the sequence so the rest of the programme stayed on track.
A rundown semi-detached house in Tottenham refurbished as a four-bedroom HMO in 16 weeks.
JBP refurbished an existing semi-detached property on Berwick Road to create a four-bedroom HMO. The short programme concentrated on the repairs and improvements needed to bring the house back into use.
Unexpected structural elements were found as the work progressed. We had to assess them quickly, agree a fix and adjust the sequence so the rest of the programme stayed on track.
We updated the plan around what we found on site and coordinated the structural work with the rest of the refurbishment.
The rundown house is now a four-bedroom HMO. The refurbishment took 16 weeks, with a contract value of £150,000.
Berwick Road was a £150k, 16-week refurbishment that turned a rundown house into a four-bedroom HMO. On a short programme, a surprise like the structural problems found here can quickly cause delays, so decisions had to be made fast. For larger schemes, see Tooting and Greencroft Gardens. Find out more about our HMO conversion service.
An existing semi-detached property was refurbished to create a four-bedroom HMO.
Unexpected structural elements were uncovered and had to be assessed and incorporated into the delivery plan.
The refurbishment took 16 weeks.
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