Installation crews for contractors
For general contractors and partners seeking a crew for a defined project stage. We start with the documents and responsibilities, then agree the commercial model and installation organisation.
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Envelope layout on a prepared structure: panels, supports, openings and base and reveal connections.
Scope and coordination
Installation of panels and agreed flashings on a prepared structure.
The load-bearing structure, foundations, windows, doors and their fittings remain subject to coordination with the relevant trades.
Enquire about this scopeScope boundaries
PM is a specialist panel installation subcontractor. We do not automatically act as general contractor, structural designer or material supplier. Crew size and dates require confirmation for each project.
What to send for a quotation
- Work package, trade programme, person authorised to approve work and acceptance procedure.
- Arrangements for changes, delays and additional work, and documentation requirements in the project country.
- Country, site address, project contact and planned dates.
- Current drawings, panel schedule, area, installation height and system specification.
- Responsibilities for materials, unloading, access equipment, scaffolding and a ready work area.
- Delivery sequence, site access and coordination with other trades.
How we organise installation
- We review the documents and agree which works and junctions belong to Panel Montage.
- We agree site readiness, delivery sequence, equipment and inspection points before junctions are concealed.
- After agreeing the terms, we confirm crew availability. Scope changes, delays and acceptance follow the written project arrangements.
Examples and documentation
Oosterwolde illustrates panel installation across successive project stages. The account distinguishes documented work from the wider scope of the entire facility.
Questions before we start
Can you take over the entire project?
We confirm a specific installation package. Other trades and responsibilities must be identified separately; they are not included by calling the service comprehensive.
When do you use hourly rates or a fixed price?
Hourly billing suits changing or incomplete scopes. A fixed price requires complete documents, a defined scope and agreed change procedures.
Do you provide materials and heavy equipment?
The client normally provides materials, a prepared supporting structure and access equipment. Any other division must be agreed separately before pricing.
Can you give a price per m² and a start date immediately?
Pricing depends on the documents, scope and logistics. A fixed price requires a defined scope. We confirm dates after checking crew availability and site readiness.