Building review
Understand the development, occupied areas, known issues and current responsibilities.
Post-handover building support
Reliable maintenance when the construction team steps back.
As defects periods close and buildings move into normal operation, owners and managing agents need a responsive contractor for everyday faults, emerging issues and planned remedial work.
The transition risk
A completed building still needs active support.
The original contractor may retain responsibility for qualifying defects, but many operational issues sit outside that process. Delays in deciding who owns the problem can allow leaks, drainage faults and service failures to escalate.
Intersmooth gives the building team a practical route for investigation, emergency control and non-defect maintenance while keeping the evidence needed to refer genuine defects back to the responsible party.
- Reactive repair cover
- Initial condition inspections
- Leak and drainage investigation
- Heating and hot-water support
- Communal-area repairs
- Photographic defect evidence
How we beginSTEP 01 STEP 02 STEP 03 STEP 04 Arrange a post-handover review
A controlled route from handover to steady-state maintenance.
Priority schedule
Separate urgent operational work, planned repairs and possible construction defects.
Trial instruction
Test attendance, communication and reporting on a live repair or small works package.
Ongoing support
Agree a practical reactive and planned maintenance arrangement for the building.
A low-risk first step
Give us one maintenance problem to solve.
Send a live repair, arrange a site introduction or ask for our contractor information.