Safety, site management & insurance: frequently asked questions

Site safety is managed in line with standard construction practice, including hazard identification, safe access and appropriate signage for the work being carried out.

We hold appropriate insurance for our construction operations. Specific coverage details can be confirmed as part of your project agreement.

Site access is controlled and hazards are managed, but occupied-home projects also rely on clear communication with your household about safe areas during construction.

Barriers, sealed work areas and staged demolition help manage dust and noise, with the extent agreed based on scope and whether the home is occupied.

Access, parking and delivery routes are discussed with you before work begins, particularly on sites with limited space or shared driveways.

Yes, reasonable steps are taken to secure tools, materials and the work area overnight, appropriate to the project and site.

Site safety practices aim to prevent incidents. Should one occur, it's managed in line with standard health and safety obligations for construction sites.

Older Auckland homes can contain asbestos in materials like linings or old flooring. Where it's suspected, work stops until the material is assessed and safely managed by qualified specialists.