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Three project journeys. One way of working.

Three project journeys — with the tender, the executive order and the budget year built into the process.

Whether you build a house, have an old project reviewed or turn buildings into data, we work the same way: the deliverables have names before we start, every phase ends with a report you approve, and there is a gate between each phase where you decide whether we continue. Here are the three journeys — phase by phase, with every document described before you sign.

Whether the project is a day nursery, the BIM requirements for a tender or a portfolio to be designated and prioritised, we work the same way: the deliverables have names before we start, every step ends with a report the authority approves in writing, and the milestones sit where the decision cannot be undone. Here are the three journeys — step by step, with every document described.

SYNEGRO's approach

Four rules that apply in all three journeys.

They are not a quality policy. They are what you can hold us to — and what you can take to any other consultant and ask: "Do I get this from you?"

Rule 01

Named deliverables

Every document you get has a number, a name and a purpose before we start. Not "advice" — a list you can see before you sign.

Rule 02

A gate between each phase

Every phase ends with a report and a written approval. Without it no next phase — and no invoice for it. You commit to the next phase, not to the whole process.

Rule 03

One direction, chosen while it can still be reached

Milestone M1 sits early in all three journeys: that is where the ambition level is chosen — sustainability, digitalisation, the route onwards — while the choice is still cheap.

Rule 04

The documents check each other

Every figure in your material is checked against every other — automatically, every time a document set is built. Findings are kept apart from assessments, so you can see what has been demonstrated and what we think.

Project journey 01 · Advisory & Design

Seven phases. Eight reports. A gate between each.

Seven phases, nine steps, two milestones — and the tender built into the process.

From first idea to chosen contractor in 34 weeks. Every phase ends in a report you approve — phase 1 in two: the concept and the design brief — and behind every report sit the documents that belong to it. Click a phase on the line to jump to it.

From agreement to recommendation in about 52 weeks. The public process follows the same seven phases as the private one, but phase 1 and phase 5 are split into two steps with a milestone each: the direction at M1 and the contract notice at M2, which cannot be undone. Click a step on the line to jump to it.

Agreement
Contractor chosen
Agreement
Recommendation
What the journey builds

Four kinds of building — and the same process behind them all.

Homes in structural class 1: detached houses of up to two storeys with at most one basement, and what belongs to them. Whether it is a whole new house or a 30 m² extension, the phases are the same — they are just shorter, and some of the documents fall away. The price follows the construction sum, so a small project costs like a small project. Multi-storey and structural class 2 belong in the business track.

01 · New house

A detached house on your own plot. The whole process from concept to chosen contractor, with energy frame, carbon calculation and building permit along the way.

02 · Extension

A new wing, a conservatory, a first floor or an integrated carport. The planning basis and the structure often decide what is possible.

03 · Conversion and renovation

An opened load-bearing wall, a new roof, added insulation or a thorough renovation. Year of construction and materials decide what must be examined first.

04 · Holiday home

New build, extension or year-round status in a holiday home area. The Planning Act, coastal protection and the local plan matter more here than anywhere else.

Phase 02 weeks · 1 report + 12 documents

Agreement and basis

  • F0_02THE PHASE'S REPORTFee proposal and consultancy agreementFixed price, four steps, list of deliverables and what we do not do — on the consumer terms you sign.
  • F0_01Needs clarificationWhat the first meeting must end with: what you want, what you fear, and what the site allows.
  • F0_03Scope of servicesPage 1: what is included — and what is not: site management, trade supervision, handover.
  • F0_07Consumer information and right of withdrawalYour 14-day right of withdrawal and the information Danish consumer law requires.
  • F0_08Data processing agreementWhat we store about you, for how long, and who else sees it.
  • F0_10Payment plan6 % on signing, then one instalment per approved phase. Net 14 days.
  • F0_13Project data sheet and screeningSite data, planning basis, structural and fire class, and the rules that hit your house in particular.

The phase's other documents — for example F0_09 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 12 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardConsultancy agreement and scope of services signed. Project data sheet approved.
Phase 16 weeks · 2 reports + 24 documents

Concept and design brief

  • F1_02THE PHASE'S REPORTConcept reportTwelve sections on the dream, the site, the rules and the money — the basis for the direction chosen at milestone M1.
  • F1_20THE PHASE'S REPORTDesign briefRoom programme, requirements and budget frame with an 8 % contingency — what you approve at the gate.
  • F1_01Start-up noteWho, what, when — and what the first gate requires.
  • F1_06Survey of existing conditionsMeasurement and photo record of what is there, before anything is drawn.
  • F1_08Environmental and waste screeningAsbestos, PCB, lead and sealed units from 1950–1977 — what triggers notification.
  • F1_09Compliance screeningWhat the climate requirement, energy frame, local plan and building right demand of your house.
  • M1Choice of directionScenario and sustainability level D, C, B or A are chosen — and signed.
  • F1_26Brief for preliminary investigationsGeotechnics and land surveying — what has to be ordered, and what it costs you.

The phase's other documents — for example F1_12 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 24 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardDesign brief and budget frame approved in writing. Milestone M1 signed along the way.
Phase 24 weeks · 1 report + 9 documents

Outline proposal

  • F2_01THE PHASE'S REPORTOutline proposalThe main design in ten sections with drawings DF_01–DF_07: site plan, floor plans, sections and elevations.
  • F2_06Preliminary energy frame calculationFirst calculation of energy demand against the frame — so shape and windows can be adjusted in time.
  • F2_07LCA screeningThe house's emissions against the climate limit value, before the materials are locked.
  • F2_09Cost estimateContract works and contingency for what has been drawn — held against the budget frame.
  • F2_10Approval of the outline proposalYour written approval — the gate on to the design proposal.

The phase's other documents — for example F2_04 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 9 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardMain design approved, and the climate screening stays within the limit value.
Phase 35 weeks · 1 report + 13 documents

Design proposal

  • F3_01THE PHASE'S REPORTDesign proposalMaterials, structure and services chosen, drawn and described — the house you can apply for.
  • F3_03Energy frame calculationThe calculation the municipality wants to see — validated against the Energy Agency's reference sheet.
  • F3_05Climate calculation (LCA)Documented emissions over 50 years, with a reduction track if the house has to come further down.
  • F3_06Structural and services principleHow the house carries, and where heat, water and ventilation run.
  • F3_08Choice of materials and componentsEvery choice with a reason — and what it does to climate and cost.
  • F3_11BudgetThe budget with a 5 % contingency, now that the uncertainty has fallen.

The phase's other documents — for example F3_09 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 13 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardDesign proposal, energy frame and climate calculation approved.
Phase 47 weeks · 1 report + 20 documents

Building permit design

  • F4_02THE PHASE'S REPORTAuthority statementThe documentation of the house as the municipality requires it — what the permit application is built on.
  • F4_01Permit application via Byg og MiljøThe application itself, filed digitally with all documentation attached.
  • F4_05Structural documentation A1–A4 and B1The structural engineer's documentation. We supply the structural basis, you contract with him directly, and we place the finished documentation in the application.
  • F4_10Fire documentationThe fire consultant's documentation of the pre-accepted solutions — obtained in time and placed in the application.
  • F4_12Climate documentationThe climate calculation in the form the application requires.
  • F4_14Waste notificationThe notification to the municipality at least two weeks before work begins.
  • F4_15Soakaway infiltration permitThe soakaway's own permit under the Environmental Protection Act — alongside the building permit.

The phase's other documents — for example F4_08 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 20 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardBuilding permit received, and the necessary side permits in hand.
Phase 55 weeks · 1 report + 13 documents

Tender design

  • F5_01THE PHASE'S REPORTTender designDrawings and specifications to the extent the contractors need to price the same thing.
  • F5_03Invitation to tender and tender conditionsWho bids, when, on what — and how the bids are assessed.
  • F5_04Work specificationsTrade by trade: what is to be done, how, and to which standards.
  • F5_09Bill of quantitiesThe same items for everyone — so three bids can be compared line by line.
  • F5_12Structural documentation for constructionThe structural design at the level of detail the contractor builds to.

The phase's other documents — for example F5_06 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 13 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardBids received and compliant.
Phase 65 weeks · 1 report + 10 documents

Construction design and recommendation

  • F6_08THE PHASE'S REPORTRecommendation reportOur reasoned recommendation of one contractor — with the contract basis ready for your signature.
  • F6_01Construction design and detail drawingsThe details to build from — junctions, foundations, roof.
  • F6_05Assessment of bids receivedCompliance, reservations and price — bid by bid.
  • F6_09Minutes of negotiationClarifying questions and answers, written down so they form part of the contract.
  • F6_11Contract basis for the worksThe construction contract on consumer terms with programme and payment plan.
  • F6_12Handover noteWhat the site manager needs to know — our last document in the case.

The phase's other documents — for example F6_03 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 10 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The final gateRecommendation delivered, and the construction contract signed by you.

You are not committing to the whole process. You are committing to the next phase.

Eight gates, eight written approvals. No approval, no next phase, no invoice for one. You can stop at a gate — not in the middle of a phase where the work is under way.

34weeks, agreement to chosen contractor
8reports you approve
8gates where you decide
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Phase 04 weeks · 1 report + 16 documents

Agreement and procurement basis

  • F0_01THE PHASE'S REPORTFee proposal and consultancy agreement under ABR 18Steps, phase allocation, list of deliverables and the agreement with appendices 1–5 — including access to documents and e-invoicing.
  • F0_02Procurement clarificationBasis for the contracting authority's own assessment of the route — below DKK 500,000, section 193 or EU tender.
  • F0_04ESPD and declaration of impartialitySelf-declaration and impartiality — the first of three times in the process.
  • F0_06Sustainability agreementLevel D, C, B or A — and what each level costs and requires.
  • F0_07Data processing agreementProcessing of personal data in the case under GDPR article 28.
  • F0_09E-invoicing basisEAN, requisition number and payment plan — so the first invoice is not rejected.
  • F0_13Project data sheet and screeningsStructural and fire class, BIM threshold, climate requirement and planning basis on one sheet.

The phase's other documents — for example F0_11 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 16 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardConsultancy agreement signed, requisition and EAN received, project data sheet approved.
Phase 1 · step 1A6 weeks · 1 report + 15 documents

Concept report

  • F1_02THE PHASE'S REPORTConcept reportNeeds, users, constraints and scenarios — the basis for the choice of direction at M1.
  • F1_01Start-up note and stakeholder mappingWho is to be involved, and when — administration, users, committee.
  • F1_05Survey of existing conditionsMeasurement and condition of the existing building, before anything is drawn.
  • F1_07Compliance screeningClimate requirement, BIM order, accessibility and working environment held against the case.
  • F1_10User involvementPlan and minutes — so the involvement can be documented.
  • M1Direction noteScenario and sustainability level chosen and signed — triggers the step's invoice.

The phase's other documents — for example F1_12 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 15 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

Milestone M1Milestone M1: scenario and sustainability level chosen and signed.
Phase 1 · step 1B6 weeks · 1 report + 15 documents

Design brief

  • F1_17THE PHASE'S REPORTDesign briefRoom programme, functional requirements, capital budget and programme — what gate F1 → F2 approves.
  • F1_20Capital budget with contingencyThe budget that states for itself whether the contingency holds against the appropriation.
  • F1_22Master programmeThe duration of the phases — and the political waiting times as rows of their own.
  • F1_25Committee recommendationA neutral working version for your own template — without a consultant's logo.
  • F1_29Brief for investigations and owner-supplied servicesGeotechnics, land surveying, certified consultants — what is ordered, and by whom.
  • F1_32Approval noteGate F1 → F2, in writing.

The phase's other documents — for example F1_23 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 15 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardDesign brief and capital budget approved — and the committee recommendation ready for the agenda system.
Phase 25 weeks · 1 report + 11 documents

Outline proposal

  • F2_01THE PHASE'S REPORTOutline proposalThe main design with drawings DF_01–DF_07.
  • F2_05Preliminary energy frame41.0 kWh/m² plus supplements for anything other than dwellings — an institution never gets the housing figure.
  • F2_06LCA screeningEmissions against the limit value for the building type — 8.0 for institutions.
  • F2_09Cost estimateContract works and contingency against the capital budget.
  • F2_12Approval of the outline proposalGate F2 → F3, in writing.

The phase's other documents — for example F2_04 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 11 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardMain design approved, climate screening holds, estimate within the appropriation.
Phase 37 weeks · 1 report + 16 documents

Design proposal

  • F3_01THE PHASE'S REPORTDesign proposalMaterials, structure and services — the case you can apply for.
  • F3_04Energy frame calculationThe calculation the municipality wants to see.
  • F3_06Climate calculation (LCA)Documented emissions with a reduction track.
  • F3_09BIM specification and process manualThe requirements for models and data — when the order applies, or when you choose them.
  • F3_12Budget and life-cycle costCapital and operation over the lifetime.
  • F3_17Approval of the design proposalGate F3 → F4, in writing.

The phase's other documents — for example F3_08 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 16 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardDesign proposal, energy frame and climate calculation approved.
Phase 49 weeks · 1 report + 21 documents

Building permit design

  • F4_02THE PHASE'S REPORTAuthority statementThe documentation of the building as the municipality requires it — in structural class 2 and fire class 2.
  • F4_01Permit application via Byg og MiljøFiled digitally with all documentation attached.
  • F4_06Structural documentationCertified structural engineer as an owner-supplied service — you contract, we specify and check.
  • F4_10Fire strategyCertified fire consultant — occupancy category 6 for a day-care centre.
  • F4_13Climate documentationThe climate calculation in the form the application takes.
  • F4_16Waste notification and infiltration permitThe side permits most often forgotten.
  • F4_22Building permit reviewedConditions and deadlines — and what they mean for the tender.

The phase's other documents — for example F4_09 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 21 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardBuilding permit received, and the side permits in hand.
Phase 5 · step 5A6 weeks · 1 report + 17 documents

Tender design

  • UDB_01THE PHASE'S REPORTTender conditions with evaluation modelDescribed in full in advance — so the model cannot be set aside under section 160 of the Danish Public Procurement Act.
  • UDB_03Tender design with drawingsWhat the contractors price — the same for everyone.
  • UDB_05Work specificationsTrade by trade, to the standards the contract refers to.
  • UDB_08Bill of quantitiesQuantities from the design, so bids can be compared item by item.
  • UDB_11Construction contract under AB 18With a labour clause — mandatory for the state, recommended for municipalities.
  • M2Contract noticeSent — and it cannot be taken back. Triggers the step's invoice.

The phase's other documents — for example UDB_07 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 17 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

Milestone M2Milestone M2: the contract notice is sent. It cannot be taken back.
Phase 5 · step 5B5 weeks · 1 report + 11 documents

Tender process

  • F5_29THE PHASE'S REPORTAssessment of complianceEach bid held against the tender conditions — the basis for the evaluation.
  • F5_20Questions and answersSent to all bidders at the same time.
  • F5_22AddendaThe only way the material may be changed after the notice.
  • F5_25Bid opening — recordWho bid, what, and when — written down at the opening.
  • F5_26Declaration of impartiality, second timeNow that the bidders are known.

The phase's other documents — for example F5_24 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 11 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The gate onwardBids received and compliant.
Phase 64 weeks · 1 report + 13 documents

Award recommendation

  • F6_04THE PHASE'S REPORTAward recommendationThe evaluation by the published model and our recommendation — written so it can be filed on its own.
  • F6_01Evaluation reportScores and reasons by the model set out in the tender material.
  • F6_05Declaration of impartiality, third timeAt the recommendation.
  • F6_07Committee recommendationA neutral working version for your agenda system.
  • F6_09Basis for notification and standstillWhat the authority sends to the bidders — 10 calendar days, electronically.
  • F6_12Draft contractReady for signature after the standstill.

The phase's other documents — for example F6_02 — appear in the report as sections and appendices and are therefore not listed separately here. All 13 related documents are named, with their purpose, in the list of deliverables you get with the proposal.

The final gateAward recommendation delivered. The authority makes the award decision.

The authority makes the award decision. We deliver the basis — all the way to it.

The fee is split across the phases 4 · 16 · 12 · 18 · 15 · 25 · 10 %, so it can be entered into the budget year as a capital appropriation with instalments per phase. No payment up front. M1 and M2 each trigger an invoice, because the steps before them are completed deliverables.

52weeks, agreement to recommendation
9reports, one per step
2milestones that trigger an invoice
See the service and the fee steps → Count back from occupation
Milestone M1 in journey 01

The sustainability level is chosen while it can still be reached.

In phase 1, before the main concept is drawn. The regulatory level is included in the fee; the three levels above have a fixed price you know when you choose. Prices at complexity K3, incl. VAT.Prices at construction sum step O3, excl. VAT.

Level D · the regulations

Included. The carbon limit, the energy frame and the other requirements of the Danish building regulations — documented as the municipality requires.

Level C · low emission

DKK 23,000DKK 75,500 The building aims for the low emission class — the voluntary, stricter carbon limit — with a reduction track and documentation.

Level B · sustainability class

DKK 47,000DKK 154,500 The voluntary Danish sustainability class requirements for carbon, indoor climate, resources and life-cycle cost are documented.

Level A · certification

DKK 78,000DKK 258,500 The process is organised to a certification scheme. The certification itself and the auditor are owner-supplied services.

Project journey 02 · Project review

Four steps. Three routes onwards. And an answer before you pay to keep drawing.

A project that stalled was drawn to rules that have changed since. The review holds it up against the rules that apply today — in twelve named activities at one of three levels — and ends in a report with findings, consequences and three routes onwards. The first two steps are free. If you continue with us, the whole review is deducted.

  1. 1EnquiryYou send what you have: drawings, permit, the agreement with the previous consultant. We confirm receipt and say whether anything essential is missing.Free
  2. 2ProposalWe look through the material and recommend G1, G2 or G3 with a fixed price, delivery time and the scope word for word. You choose the level.Free
  3. 3ReviewLegal basis, planning basis, rule comparison, carbon, energy, structure — and at the larger levels fire, completeness and a findings register.10–20 working days
  4. 4ReportThe findings are gone through with you at a meeting. The report is the limit of liability — and it says explicitly what has not been reviewed.PG_07
  • Carried onThe material holds. We enter project journey 01 at the phase it reaches — with an entry supplement stated in advance, and the review deducted in full.
  • Carried on with changesThe findings are corrected and what is missing is made — priced in the proposal for the way forward, finding by finding.
  • RestartedThe basis does not hold. Then it says so in the report — and that is what you paid to find out, before you paid for a permit design on top of it.
G1 · Screening

DKK 11,875 incl. VAT · 12 hours · 10 working days. Can the project be applied for or built under the rules that apply today — and what has changed since it was drawn? One combined note.

G2 · Project review

DKK 26,875 incl. VAT · 27 hours · 15 working days. G1 plus fire, completeness, a findings register and three routes with prices.

G3 · With recalculation

DKK 39,375 incl. VAT · 40 hours · 20 working days. G2, where carbon and energy frame are calculated instead of estimated — and the calculations are reused in the way forward.

See the review and the eight deliverables → Is your project still valid? Try the project validity check
Project journey 02 · BIM management

The requirements are written before the consultants sign — and follow the project to handover.

The nine requirements of the BIM regulation apply to state projects from DKK 5m and to municipal, regional and social housing projects from DKK 20m — and a requirement only applies once it is in an agreement. That is why BIM management follows the building project's own steps: the specification first, then the agreements, then management through design and construction, and the check at handover.

Agreement
01 · Before contract

BIM specification and process manual. The information need first, then the level, then the tool — written to formats, not products, so the requirements can be checked.

02 · Through design

BIM management. Model checking, clash detection and information levels phase by phase — so the models can be used by those who will operate the building, not only by those who drew it.

03 · At handover

Handover check. Models, documentation and operational data checked against the specification before they are approved — in IFC, in the project's structure, ready for operations.

See the service and the prices → Does the regulation apply to your project? Try the procurement & BIM check
Project journey 03 · Digital Transformation

Five steps in a ring. One direction. And only then money on models.

Four packages — some buildings, a portfolio, one building project or one area — and the same process behind them all: an agreement that delimits, a survey that measures, one direction, a strategy, and only in phase 2 the first model. Click a step, or let the ring run.

Four packages — some buildings, a building stock, one building project or one area — and the same process behind them all, built for the budget year cycle and the purchasing route below the threshold: an agreement that delimits, a survey that measures, one direction, a strategy with a committee recommendation, and only in phase 2 the first model. Click a step, or let the ring run.

Phase 0 · 1–2 weeks

Agreement

The unit is delimited — some buildings, a portfolio, one building project or one area — and the price of phase 1 is fixed before an hour is spent on it. Phase 0 is deducted in full from phase 1.

What happens
  • Needs clarification in one meeting: what the data is for, and for whom — operations, financing, tender, authorities, sale
  • The unit is listed: buildings with BFE and building numbers, the parties on a building project, the owners in an area
  • Scope: what is included, what is not, and what is bought as a partner service at the partner's price
  • A proposal with a fixed price for phase 1 — calculated from the size of the unit
Deliverables
  • Needs note and list of the unit
  • Proposal and framework agreement
  • Data processing agreement
The gate onwardsAgreement signed and list approved → phase 1
The clientSends what exists and names the person who can decide.
Package 1

Digital Building Strategy — 1–25 buildings. Know what you have before you decide what to digitalise.

 Package 2

Digital Property Portfolio — 2–100+ buildings. All are recorded, a sample is reviewed, every building gets a treatment class.

 Package 3

New Build & Renovation BIM — one building project. The requirements for models and data before the consultants sign.

 Package 4

Climate & Urban Development — one area. Constraints, scenarios, climate, noise and soil before the meeting with the municipality.
See the four packages and the prices → Open the Master Strategy Dashboard
The running documents

The running documents follow the project through all phases — in all three journeys.

They do not belong to one phase. They are what makes the phase reports say the same thing as each other — and what means nobody has to remember what was decided in March.

The carbon track

One spreadsheet that follows the building's emissions from the screening in phase 2 to the documented calculation in phase 4. Every change is logged with its effect — so the difference between the first and the last figure can be explained line by line.

Review notes at every phase change

Before a phase is approved, it is reviewed against the previous one and against the rules. The note says what was found and what was corrected — before you see the material.

The logs

Decision log, risk log with a heat map, variation and addition log, and minutes within two working days. The check "carried out without written acceptance" must always read zero.

Project economy and programme

Two living spreadsheets that are never rebuilt — the tabs are filled in phase by phase. The budget states for itself whether the contingency holds; the programme reconciles its own weeks.

The checks behind

We measure every page of the documents before you see them.

The method is built so the documents check each other. This is not a quality policy. It is a set of checks that run every time a document set is built.

Figure against figure

Every figure in your material is checked against every other — the fee in the proposal against the payment plan, the area in the design brief against the drawing, the carbon figure in the report against the spreadsheet. Automatically, every time.

Errors we insert ourselves

The checks are tested by inserting errors on purpose and seeing whether they are caught. A check that has never failed proves nothing.

The calculators

The U-value calculator has been checked against eight reference cases without deviation; the energy frame calculator against the agency's reference sheets. We calculate by the same methods in the building project — and use the same calculators in the review and in the dashboard.

What you get to see — and what you do not

The names are yours. The content is ours.

Everything on this page you are welcome to take to a meeting with another consultant and ask: "Do I get this from you?" That is the whole point of showing the list.

What you do not get to see is how the documents are built — the templates, the spreadsheets, the checks and the standard hours the price is set on. That is our method, and it is what you are paying for. If the price is challenged, we put the hours on the table, document by document, and you can point at the ones you do not want. Then we recalculate. But we do not start there.

If you have a project from another consultant, we can review it against the rules that apply today — and tell you which of the deliverables above it already covers.

Next step

Get the list of deliverables as a PDF — the reports and their related documents, phase by phase.

Get the document overview as a PDF — for the market survey.

In exchange for an email address. No newsletter, no follow-up calls, unless you ask for them.

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