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Small projects, properly controlled.
Fit-out, make-good, remediation and hardstand work with a written scope, clear cost basis and no silent variations.

What project work does Ridgeline manage?
Ridgeline manages fit-out, make-good and end-of-lease reinstatement, remediation, car park and hardstand repair, fencing and security, civil works and strip-out. Project work is coordinated through the same accountable contract model, while the physical work is performed by the appropriately qualified and insured contractor selected for the scope.
- Fit-out, make-good and end-of-lease reinstatement
- Remediation, car park and hardstand repair
- Fencing, security, civil works and strip-out
How is project work quoted?
Project work is quoted from a defined scope, site conditions, programme, contractor pricing and a stated percentage cost-plus basis. The quote identifies assumptions, exclusions, owner-supplied information, provisional items and the evidence required at completion. Work does not start until the client approves the written scope and cost basis.
Cost plus a stated percentage. No hidden project margin.
How are variations handled?
Every variation requires written approval before the changed work starts, with no exceptions except immediate make-safe action needed to protect people or property. The variation records the reason, scope, price impact and programme impact. Ridgeline does not treat a contractor's verbal instruction or an invoice surprise as approval.
How does project work differ from maintenance contractually?
Project work is a separately scoped and approved piece of work, while maintenance contracts cover recurring planned tasks and defined reactive service levels. A maintenance agreement does not make capital replacement, remediation or fit-out unlimited. Separating the work keeps the annual operating fee comparable and gives the client a clear decision record.
Completion records, photographs, warranties and relevant certificates are supplied for the approved scope.