Create an honest site record
Collect dimensions, photographs, equipment documents, base information and repair history. Review function and layout as well as appearance.
Classify elements for retention, repair, relocation or removal so the quotation is based on evidence.
Set user priorities
Refurbishment is a chance to improve layout, add missing activities and increase inclusion without replacing everything.
Resolve the weakest points first, then build the programme. One carefully chosen element can change how the whole area is used.
Review the surface as a system
Patching the wearing course may not solve cracking, ponding or unevenness caused by the base, edges or drainage.
Identify the cause before choosing a repair and match the surface to both retained and new equipment.
Plan phasing and handover
On an active site, access, segregation and work sequence matter. The scope can be phased if technical continuity is protected.
Finish with organised technical sheets, warranties, maintenance guidance and layer records to support future operation.
