Construction Project Management in Wimbledon, SW19
Site management for building projects in Wimbledon: one site manager, a written programme, coordinated trades and a weekly report, whether we designed the scheme or your architect did.
Covered under one contract
- Single point of contact
- Programme, sequencing and procurement
- Coordination of architects, engineers and specialists
- Weekly written reports with photographs
- Cost control: changes priced before work
- Snagging, certificates and handover
Construction Project Management in Wimbledon.
A building project is only as good as its management. Every site we run in Wimbledon has a named site manager who is there every day, a programme that is agreed before work starts, and a weekly report to the client covering progress, decisions needed and anything that has changed.
The site manager coordinates our own trades and the specialists a project needs, from structural engineers and approved inspectors to glazing, stone and joinery suppliers, and deals with the practical realities of building in London: parking suspensions, skips, deliveries through narrow streets, neighbours and party walls.
We build from our own drawings or from your architect's. In the second case we coordinate their inspections with the programme and take responsibility for the construction detail, so the architect's design is built as they intended.
- Area
- Wimbledon, SW19 · SW20
- Council
- London Borough of Merton
- Housing
- Large Victorian and Edwardian houses around the village and the Common, detached houses on the Parkside estates, Edwardian terraces towards the town, Merton Park garden suburb
- Transport
- Wimbledon, Wimbledon Park (District, rail)
- Reporting
- Weekly, written, with photographs
- Site presence
- Site manager on site daily
- Health and safety
- Principal contractor under CDM 2015
- Insurance
- Public and employer's liability
Wimbledon: the houses and the planning rules.
Wimbledon divides into the village on the hill beside the Common, with its Georgian and Victorian houses and some of the largest private homes in south London, and the town below it, with Edwardian terraces and semis running down to the station. Between them are the Parkside roads of detached houses that attract owners with substantial budgets.
Projects here range from complete refurbishments of village houses, with basements and garden rooms, to extensions and lofts on the Edwardian streets. Merton's conservation guidance applies in the village and around the Common; elsewhere permitted development covers much of what owners want to do.
The Wimbledon Village, Wimbledon North and Merton Park conservation areas cover the village, the common edge and the garden suburb; most other streets are unrestricted.
London Borough of Merton
Merton decides applications. Within the Wimbledon Village and North conservation areas, roof changes and rear extensions need a full application; outside them permitted development often applies.
Large houses
Basements, pool houses and garden buildings on the larger plots need a householder application and, near the Common, careful attention to trees.
Merton Park
The garden suburb has Article 4 directions and specific guidance on hedges, windows and extensions.
Approvals for construction project management in Wimbledon.
Approvals are coordinated within the programme, so building control inspections and party wall matters happen when the work is ready for them, and the site diary records every inspection.
Merton decides applications. Within the Wimbledon Village and North conservation areas, roof changes and rear extensions need a full application; outside them permitted development often applies.
What construction project management in Wimbledon includes.
- Single point of contact
- Programme, sequencing and procurement
- Coordination of architects, engineers and specialists
- Weekly written reports with photographs
- Cost control: changes priced before work
- Snagging, certificates and handover
From site visit to handover.
- 01
Site visit & consultation
We visit, listen and measure. Brief, budget and constraints understood before any advice is given.
- 02
Design & itemised quote
Our architects and engineers draw the scheme, and from that we provide a transparent, itemised quotation for your approval.
- 03
Planning & approvals
Planning applications, building control and party wall matters handled for you.
- 04
Build, managed weekly
Our own trades, sequenced by a site manager. Progress reported every week.
- 05
Handover & aftercare
Joint snagging walk-through, documentation, and a guarantee on our workmanship.
Construction Project Management in Wimbledon: your questions.
Will you manage a project in Wimbledon designed by my own architect?
Yes. We build from your architect's drawings, coordinate their inspections with our programme and report to you weekly.
How do you deal with neighbours?
We introduce ourselves before work starts, agree working hours, serve party wall notices where needed and keep the site tidy and protected.
Which parts of Wimbledon do you cover?
All of Wimbledon and SW19 · SW20, including Parkside, Church Road, Lancaster Road, Marryat Road, Ridgway, Murray Road, and the neighbouring districts. We are based in London and our teams work across central, north, north-west, west and south-west London.
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We will visit, listen and explain what is possible for your property and how it would be approved. No pressure, no sales pitch.