Services shaped around the way your property is used

A residential building, an office, and a warehouse may need similar trades, but the priorities and site constraints can be very different. EXA TECK reviews the building use, operating requirements, and proposed work before defining the scope.

Our construction and maintenance services are organised to support the property types below, subject to the specific project requirements and the scope available for delivery.

Residential Buildings and Villas

Residential projects require attention to everyday use, access, finishes, and the services that keep a property comfortable and functional. Work in occupied homes also needs clear arrangements for protecting existing areas and coordinating access.

Relevant services include villa construction and extensions, renovation, waterproofing, concrete repairs, interior finishes, electrical and plumbing works, HVAC maintenance, and planned property care.

Commercial Offices and Business Premises

Office projects often involve changes to space layouts and coordination between finishes, power, lighting, HVAC, and fire safety systems. Access hours and business operations help determine the work sequence.

Relevant services include office fit-out, partitions and ceilings, flooring, MEP alterations, renovation, building repairs, planned maintenance, and fire system works within the agreed scope.

Retail Units and Shopping Facilities

Retail spaces need a practical relationship between the customer area, service areas, and the building systems serving them. Work may need to accommodate landlord requirements, public access, and restricted delivery or construction hours.

Relevant services include fit-out and refurbishment, finishes, doors and glazing, electrical and HVAC works, plumbing, repairs, and fire and life safety coordination for the unit’s approved use.

Warehouses and Logistics Facilities

Large operational spaces can involve demanding access, equipment movement, and coordination around storage activities. A clear scope should distinguish building fabric repairs, building services, and operational equipment outside the contractor’s responsibility.

Relevant services include concrete and floor repairs, protective coatings, drainage works, electrical and lighting repairs, ventilation, fire protection systems, and planned maintenance of covered assets.

Industrial Buildings and Workshops

Industrial sites require work to be planned around site rules, permit arrangements, equipment interfaces, and any operational shutdowns. The specific process and hazard conditions determine the expertise and controls required.

Relevant services may include civil and structural repairs, waterproofing, protective coatings, MEP works, external improvements, and maintenance of building systems. Process plant and specialist production equipment require a separately defined scope.

Hospitality Properties

Guest areas, back-of-house spaces, and building services have different access and operating needs.

Renovation and maintenance planning should account for guest circulation, noise-sensitive areas, and the condition of existing finishes.

Relevant services include room and common-area refurbishment, painting, flooring, waterproofing, plumbing, HVAC maintenance, electrical repairs, and agreed fire system works.

Educational and Institutional Facilities

Schools, training premises, administrative facilities, and community buildings need work scheduled around their users and operating calendars. Access controls, safeguarding arrangements, and handover requirements should be agreed before work begins.

Relevant services include repairs, refurbishment, external paving, drainage, partitions, building services maintenance, and project-specific fire and life safety works.

Mixed Use Developments and Managed Properties

Properties with several uses or tenants need coordination between shared systems, individual units, and building management. Clear responsibilities help distinguish landlord works, tenant works, and ongoing maintenance obligations.

Relevant services include common-area repairs, external works, renovation, coordinated MEP support, building maintenance contracts, and separately defined fire systems maintenance agreements.

One Starting Point for a Defined Scope

Tell us the building use, location, affected systems, and desired outcome. We can discuss the work required, identify the relevant service division, and clarify any specialist interfaces before a proposal is developed.