One list, one visit
Describe compatible installation, equipment setup and small adjustments together.
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Property managers
One request keeps installations, adjustments and site-access details together.
Built for access rules
Add entry, parking, lift, permitted hours and an on-site contact.
Clear completion record
The request enters a separate B2B pipeline with scope, status and history.
Property work-list support
At handover, the full task list, one contact and clear access rules matter most.
Typical tasks
- handover work lists
- equipment installation
- access, parking and building instructions
Before you send
- share the address and site contact
- state permitted working hours
- describe concierge or security requirements
Requests at handover and between tenants
Property managers often receive a mixture of missing-fixture, door-adjustment and installation requests before handover. A room-by-room list with separate items for each unit is easier to assess. Include photographs and access instructions: key collection, concierge, floor and an authorised site contact. Multiple addresses do not automatically mean the work can be grouped into one visit.
- Work list per unit and room
- Contact responsible for access and sign-off
- Access windows and building rules
Coordinating work across properties
For several properties, state the site count and the priority of each request. Separate handover-critical items from cosmetic tasks that can wait. Prices, entry arrangements and materials are reviewed before scheduling. The B2B form collects information for assessment; it does not automatically reserve workers.
- Address and scope per property
- Priority linked to handover needs
- Materials supplied by the manager
A handover work list
At a tenant change or handover, it helps to separate installation, adjustment and assessment items. Unit number, an authorised entry contact, permitted work hours and issue photos help avoid working from an incomplete list.
- addresses and unit numbers
- an entry contact
- a priority list
COMMERCIAL SERVICE CLUSTER
The work that completes a space
After delivery, turnover, staging or a new lease, we confirm the scope before work starts.Partner arrangements are discussed individually after the working model and scope are reviewed.
Office cubicle installation
Share the panel system, work surfaces, storage and floor-access rules before scope is confirmed.
Choose a cityOffice furniture assembly
Desks, storage, shelving and workstation furniture are scoped from the actual products and quantities.
Choose a cityCommercial sit-stand desk installation
Assembly of supplied height-adjustable desks based on models, workstation count and the actual office layout.
Choose a cityCommercial office chair assembly
Assembly of supplied office chairs based on models, quantities and office-zone allocation.
Choose a cityReception counter installation
Installation of supplied reception and counter modules after dimensions, layout and site access are reviewed.
Choose a cityOffice monitor and desk-arm installation
Installation of supplied monitors and desk arms after models, fittings and desk layout are reviewed.
Choose a cityChoose a city first
This ensures the request uses the correct prices and service market.
Go to citiesCommercial FAQ
Can several units be included?
Yes — provide the location count and full task list. We confirm scope before scheduling.
Can one request cover several units?
Yes, when each unit has a separate address, list and contact. Site-by-site scope and cost still need review.
Can concierge access be coordinated?
The stated entry procedure can be included in the request. Building rules, identification and working hours must be confirmed.
Does submitting guarantee the unit will be ready?
No. Readiness depends on confirmed scope and completed work; the form starts a review.
Can several units be included in one request?
Yes. Give the location count, addresses and a contact for each so the scope can be assessed.