Professional Briefs
Trade Project Enquiries
Send the site, scope, specification and programme information needed to assess a trade painting and decorating enquiry.
Who can submit a brief
This enquiry route is for professional and portfolio work. It does not assert an existing partnership, named account, reserved capacity or completed trade project. Those facts must be documented separately before they are published.
- Interior designers and design studios
- Architects and contract administrators
- Property developers and main contractors
- Estate, letting and property-management teams
What to include
Scope and specification
Share drawings, schedules, room or elevation quantities, finish references and any employer or landlord requirements.
Responsibilities
Identify the client, contract administrator, site contact and the party responsible for design, access and approvals.
Surfaces and interfaces
Record substrates, existing coatings, repairs, samples and dependencies on joinery, plastering, services or other trades.
Programme and site rules
Include proposed dates, working hours, inductions, permits, welfare, deliveries, protection and handover requirements.
Terms that need written confirmation
Before relying on any proposal, confirm scope boundaries, price basis, programme, payment terms, insurances required for the project, named responsibility, variation procedure, workmanship terms and the evidence required at handover.
Sending a brief is an invitation to assess the enquiry. It is not acceptance of a contract, guarantee of availability or confirmation of a commercial account.
Property details · Written quote · Current availability
Send the Project Brief
Include the address, scope, drawings or schedule, proposed dates and contact details so the enquiry can be assessed.