Your interests.
At every stage.

An independent physical inspection to help you understand a property’s visible condition before your next decision.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Visible building condition and workmanship
• Interior finishes, doors and windows
• Visible plumbing and electrical concerns
• Damp, cracking and drainage observations
• Room configuration and photographic documentation
• Matters requiring specialist investigation

Your developer says the property is ready. A documented snagging list helps you identify visible defects and incomplete work before final acceptance.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Paint, tile and sealant finishes
• Doors, windows and cabinetry
• Visible plumbing leaks and sanitary fittings
• Electrical fittings and incomplete finishes
• Moisture concerns and external defects
• Photographs and a clear list for correction

Agreed site visits and structured reports give you a clearer view of observable progress, workmanship and issues requiring your attention.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Current construction stage and visible progress
• Workmanship concerns and drawing discrepancies
• Materials visibly present on site
• Significant changes observed
• Items requiring your decision
• Photographic records and follow-up actions

When a project team reports a completed milestone, I visit and document the observable work relevant to the agreed scope.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Review of the stated milestone
• Physical observations and supporting photographs
• Visible completed and outstanding work
• Items requiring clarification with your project team

This does not replace formal certification by the architect, engineer, quantity surveyor or contract administrator.

If a project has slowed down or communication has broken down, an audit establishes a clearer picture of its current physical condition.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Physical inspection and available drawing review
• Review of available project information
• Visible completed work and incomplete areas
• Obvious defects and visible changes
• Key concerns and recommended next steps

Following an initial audit, I help develop a practical recovery approach so you can make informed decisions about completing the project.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Outstanding works and completion priorities
• Design problems and required corrections
• Project sequencing and consultant coordination
• Contractor transition where appropriate
• Design simplification and value-conscious alternatives

Specialist consultants can be incorporated where required.

Ongoing client-side oversight for your project in Lagos. You remain the decision-maker; I help you understand the project you are paying for.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Regular project visits and direct reporting
• Documenting issues and monitoring design intent
• Identifying decisions requiring your approval
• Following up agreed actions
• Coordinating information between parties
• Selected project meetings and visible change monitoring

Oversight of the design and execution process, coordination of agreed project information and regular reporting throughout your renovation.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Review of the agreed renovation scope
• Design and execution coordination
• Site visits and progress documentation
• Visible quality concerns and follow-up
• Preparation for return or occupancy

For selected properties, scheduled visual inspections and property-care coordination help you stay informed about maintenance needs.

Depending on the agreed scope

• Agreed scheduled visual inspections
• Photographic condition updates
• Identification of visible maintenance needs
• Coordination of agreed maintenance follow-up

Availability and scope are agreed for each property.