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Plumbing for refurbishment projects

Define the plumbing package early and coordinate it with the wider build. Corva can review first-fix, final connection and alteration enquiries for suitable residential refurbishment projects.

Provide a package that can be priced

Share current drawings, the fitting schedule, existing services and the proposed programme. Distinguish retained pipework from new work and flag assumptions that still need survey. A drawing revision after quotation can affect both scope and timing.

Agree the interfaces between trades

Identify who opens floors and walls, provides access, makes good finishes and coordinates any electrical or building work. Final connections need the relevant fittings and surfaces ready. Clarify responsibility for client-supplied products and missing or incompatible components.

Set the approval and handover route

Confirm who instructs changes and signs off work. Agree the checks, photographs and relevant records needed for the plumbing package. Attendance, competence and capacity are reviewed against the actual project; an enquiry does not reserve a team for the whole programme.

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Plumbing for refurbishment projects: your questions

Clear answers before you arrange the next step.

Can you quote from drawings?

Drawings support an initial review; existing services and access may still need survey before a final scope and price.

Can you work to our programme?

Send the dates and dependencies so availability can be assessed. Dates must be expressly agreed.

Do you accept every subcontract package?

No. Location, work type, competence, terms and capacity are reviewed before a package is accepted.

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