Because of the disparate nature of construction, things don\u2019t always go according to plan and housebuilders often need urgent support and quick turnarounds.<\/p>\n
When a site manager needs to call in lots of different trades – from block paving and plumbing to windows and solar panels – the last thing they need is a contractor who gets back to them two days later with vague availability.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s critical that you know your contractors have capacity for urgent projects, and that they can respond to your requests \u2013 and get the job done \u2013 to your schedule.<\/p>\n
Solar specialists need to be able to slot into the build programme in the right place, so if you need them to do a \u2018first fix\u2019 on site the following week, they\u2019ve got to be capable of delivering.<\/p>\n
Monitoring the quality of work is also essential, particularly since housebuilding sites are mostly populated by subcontractors rather than the developers themselves.<\/p>\n
A reliable solar installation specialist should have effective quality control systems in place, from monitoring and recording progress throughout every phase of the installation, to taking pictures at key stages of the project and tracking their attendance on site.<\/p>\n
This not only saves site managers from having to chase and check quality at every stage themselves, but it ensures your solar partner can maintain a high standard of output and allocate additional training to their operatives if required.<\/p>\n