Services / What I can help with
Clear information for the next decision.
From initial drawings through to live project support, Nick helps homeowners, developers, and small contractors understand what needs to happen next.
01 / Core service
The drawing work comes first: get the project information clear before moving into cost or site support.
Planning application & building regulation drawings
Planning application drawings show what you propose to build and help a planning application communicate the change. Building regulation drawings add the information needed to explain how the work will be constructed and checked.
Planning application drawings
Existing and proposed plans, elevations, sections, and location information prepared around your project and site.
Building regulation drawings
More detailed information for the construction stage, including the details needed to support a building regulations submission.
Available across Shropshire and Staffordshire
02 / Additional service
Useful alongside a drawing package, when you need a better view of affordability or options.
Estimating
Estimating helps you understand what the proposed work may cost before you commit to the next stage. Nick can help organise the scope, make sensible allowances, and give you a practical basis for talking with contractors or comparing options.
• Early cost checks while the design is taking shape.
• Clearer scope for contractor conversations.
• Allowances and assumptions set out plainly.
• Support reviewing changes as the project develops.
03 / Live project service
For when work is on site and you need cost, programme, and progress considered together.
Project controls
Project controls support gives a live project a clearer baseline. That can mean helping you track progress, understand changes, keep an eye on cost and programme, and spot questions early enough to do something about them.
• Progress and programme tracking.
• Cost, change, and forecast visibility.
• Risk and action tracking.
• Straightforward reporting for project conversations.
Next step
Tell me what you are planning.
A few details about the project, location, and stage are enough to start the conversation.