Access, sequencing, technology, noise and handover must be planned alongside the physical finishes.
Map operational constraints
Identify working hours, occupied zones, delivery access, building rules and tasks that create noise, dust or service interruptions. These constraints shape the phasing and method of work.
Coordinate services before finishes
Power, data, Wi-Fi, access control, lighting, AC and fire-related interfaces should be coordinated with partitions, ceilings, furniture and occupancy needs before the finishing sequence begins.
Define readiness for handover
Agree what complete means: tested services, clean spaces, corrected observations, installed fixtures and the records needed by the building or facilities team. This creates a measurable close-out point.
The Gramercy team can review the scope and recommend a practical next step.
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