Stonemarch Construction builds, fits out and hands over the places your business works in.
One contract from the first sketch to the keys, so there is nobody to point at but us.
Offices, clinics and workshops turned around between tenants, most of them without closing the floor.
Clearing, drainage, slabs and hardstand, set out to the survey and poured to the level.
Frames cut and welded off site, then stood up in a weekend so the trades behind you keep moving.
The small jobs that keep a building open, done by the same crew that put it up.
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Almost nothing runs late because of the building. It runs late because of a decision nobody made.
Stonemarch Construction was started in 2004 by three site managers who were tired of handing over a building and then arguing about it for a year. We keep our own crews on concrete, steel and carpentry rather than subletting the whole job, and we build for the companies too big for a jobbing builder and too small to interest a national contractor: warehouses, workshops, clinics, childcare centres and the light industrial units that go up behind them.
A tenancy stripped and rebuilt around how you actually work. Partitions, ceilings, services and joinery, run in stages so the floors above and below you keep trading.
One contract for the drawings and the building. We carry the architect, the engineer and the trades, so a clash between them is ours to sort out rather than yours to referee.
Everything under and holding up the building. Bulk earthworks, drainage, footings, slabs and the steel frame, set out from the survey and signed off at each hold point.
A number that is answered the same day, whether or not we built the place. Planned servicing through the year and a crew who can be on site in two hours when something breaks.
Nine trades, one week, no sequence.
The steel arrives before the slab has cured. The electrician is booked for a wall the carpenter has not stood up yet. Nobody is wrong and nobody is idle by choice, and the job quietly loses a fortnight that no one variation can be blamed for.
One programme everybody works to.
The same nine trades, sequenced backwards from the handover date, with the long lead items ordered the week the contract is signed. You get a one page look-ahead every Friday: what went up this week, what is next, and the two decisions we need from you before Wednesday.
Not sure which package fits? Tell us what you are building and we will say which it is.Book a call
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