One contractor. Multiple trades. One sequence.

Combine related packages with clear boundaries

From structural framing and external masonry through to internal partitions, boarding and carpentry, Sequenced Contracting can resource and coordinate multiple trades around the build sequence. Give us a defined section of the programme and identify its handover requirements.

An example, not a fixed build sequence

A project might combine SFS, brickwork or external masonry, carpentry, insulation, drylining and ceilings. Different floors, elevations or plots may progress in parallel. Design requirements, weather exposure, access and inspection points determine the actual order and overlap.

Reduce gaps between gangs

Review the interfaces before allocating labour: what makes the area ready, who signs off concealed work, when materials arrive and what the next trade needs. Agree package milestones and a practical look-ahead programme with the contractor. Changes to access or releases should trigger a review of labour allocation.

Price and resource the defined scope

Provide separate quantities and specifications for each trade, plus a combined programme. Agree supply responsibilities, exclusions, inspection records and how variations are instructed. Multi-trade packages can include labour-only or priced elements where agreed; capacity and start dates remain subject to available labour.

South Wales coverage

Enquiries are welcomed across Cardiff, Bridgend, Swansea, Newport, Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypridd, Rhondda Cynon Taf, Caerphilly, the Vale of Glamorgan and the South Wales Valleys. Send the site postcode so travel, access and the proposed working arrangement can be reviewed alongside the package.