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For construction and renovation companies

Run renovation work in one place.

Win and run renovation work with costs, permissions and progress on one record, and hand back a documented property.

Available first: free listings for renovated stock. Project, cost and permission tools follow in Phase 2.

Example renovation budget for a fictional flat refurbishment in Glasgow: budget, committed and actual cost, recorded variations and the building warrant. This is a planned feature, coming in Phase 2.

Illustrative interface. Fictional addresses and figures. Coming in Phase 2.

The problem today

Renovation work runs on phones and spreadsheets.

  • Costs in several places

    Quotes, orders and invoices sit in different spreadsheets and inboxes.

  • Permission rules vary

    Planning, permitted development and building control differ across the four nations.

  • Variations agreed informally

    Changes to scope are hard to evidence later.

  • No record at the end

    The client receives keys, not a documented property.

What you can do

What PropSage helps you do

Available first, or clearly marked with the phase in which it arrives.

What changes

What you stop doing.

Tasks construction and renovation companies do today, what replaces them in PropSage, and when each becomes available
Today: Finished work shown only in a photo albumWith PropSage: List renovated stock freeAvailable first
Today: Budget, orders and invoices in separate placesWith PropSage: Budget, committed and actual cost togetherComing in Phase 2
Today: Variations agreed by textWith PropSage: Variations recorded as they are agreedComing in Phase 2
Today: Keys with no paperworkWith PropSage: Costs, permissions, photos and warranties kept with the propertyComing in Phase 2

How it could work

A fictional scenario

A flat refurbishment in Glasgow with an £86,000 budget, run on one record from quote to handover.

Names, places and figures are illustrative. Not a customer.

  1. 1Show finished workAvailable firstList renovated stock for sale or to let at no charge.
  2. 2Set the budgetComing in Phase 2Budget, committed and actual cost side by side for the £86,000 project.
  3. 3Record the permissionsComing in Phase 2The Scottish building warrant is recorded against the property.
  4. 4Hand back a documented propertyComing in Phase 2Costs, permissions, photos and warranties stay with the record.

Built for all four nations

Planning systems differ by nation, and so does what counts as permitted development.

Planning systems by nation
NationAppliesResponsible body
EnglandLocal planning authorities; applications via the Planning PortalLocal planning authority
ScotlandScottish planning system; applications via ePlanningPlanning authority
WalesWelsh planning system; applications via Planning WalesLocal planning authority
Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland planning system; NI Planning PortalCouncil or Department for Infrastructure

PropSage applies the rules for the nation where the property is. Rates and rules change; we show the version and effective date we used.

Questions

Can developers use PropSage today?

Yes. You can list new-build and renovated stock free on PropSage Discover now. Development tools arrive in Phase 2.

PropSage provides information and software, not surveying, legal or financial advice.

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