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Process

Plans to handover.

A clear working sequence from plans to the quoted handover point. The selected stages and exact endpoint depend on the written scope.

  1. 01

    Send the project information

    Provide the plans, required stages, project location, access notes and requested programme window.

  2. 02

    Mirzi reviews and routes it

    Mirzi checks that the enquiry has enough information and routes it as standard trade work or a qualified direct client seeking structural project management.

  3. 03

    Confirm the pricing path

    Standard do-and-charge trade work can be confirmed from the approved pricing basis. Complex trade work and qualified direct projects are priced by Jarrad.

  4. 04

    Confirm scope and programme

    The written confirmation identifies the included stages, information still required and the current available programme window. Requested dates are not accepted dates until confirmed.

  5. 05

    Deliver the agreed stages

    CPC completes the agreed trade stages or provides structural project management across the stages identified for a qualified direct project. Responsibilities for subcontracted or by-others work remain explicit.

  6. 06

    Handover

    The completed stage is handed back so the builder or next trade can continue from a clear scope boundary.

On site through the structural stages

Screened site photography from CPC's own record, showing formwork, reinforcement and pre-pour set-up. Captions describe only what is visible in the frame.

Low view along a formwork wall with vertical and horizontal reinforcement bars tied in place and a worker above the wall.
Formwork wall with tied wall reinforcement running the length of the structure.
Perimeter trench between a concrete wall and pool formwork, with looped reinforcement cages and service pipe stub-ups.
Perimeter reinforcement cages and service stub-ups set alongside the formed wall.
Rectangular pool excavation with floor mesh on bar chairs, perimeter formwork with steel props and an excavator on site.
Rectangular pool prepared before concrete placement — floor steel and propped perimeter formwork.

After the pour

The same structure once concrete has been placed. This is a structural stage, not a finished pool: interior finish, waterline, coping, surrounds and equipment sit with the builder and the trades that follow.

Whole structural concrete shell in Portsea with a curved round spa, integrated steps and internal ledges.
Portsea — structural concrete shell showing the completed pool and round-spa geometry.

Next step

Send your plans for pricing.

Provide the plans, required stages, project location, access notes and requested programme window. Use the secure pricing form to send your plans and project details.