From the first building works through to the final finish, Tooreen coordinates the right trades around one project — giving you one reliable point of contact throughout.
Some projects need one focused trade. Others need several stages working in sequence. Select a service to see what it covers and how it sits in the wider job.
SITE / STRUCTURE UNDER WAY01 / 04
01 / CONSTRUCTION & STRUCTURAL WORK
The work every following stage relies on.
Foundations, structural alterations, steel and timber work — planned alongside the services and finishes that come after, so nothing has to be undone later.
Groundworks and foundations
Steel and timber structures
Extensions and alterations
See the pavilion build Some stages carried out directly, others by trusted trades — coordinated by us either way.
WHERE DOES YOUR PROJECT FIT?
Start from the job, not the trade.
Most people arrive with a problem rather than a category. Find the job that sounds like yours, then open the service that covers it.
Open a category — it loads that service above
Examples of work covered by Tooreen
ONE CONTRACTOR EVERY TRADE COORDINATED
GROUNDWORKSFoundation formed for the build
A rear or side extension
A wall to come down, with support
Foundations or groundworks
A concrete slab or hardstanding
A whole property to refurbish
A flat to turn around between tenants
A kitchen or bathroom to strip and refit
A period property needing careful work
A leak coming through a ceiling
Drainage that keeps backing up
Sockets or lighting to move or add
Flooring to be laid
Fitted joinery or a media wall
Doors, skirting and second-fix carpentry
Painting and decorating throughout
Chimney repointing or masonry repair
A flat roof or walkway to waterproof
Timber windows needing refurbishment
Fencing or a boundary to replace
General upkeep across a property
NOT ON THE LIST?
It almost certainly still falls to one of the five. Tell us what needs doing and we will place it.
HOW A PROJECT RUNS
Four stages. One point of contact.
You should not have to line up trades, chase dates or work out what has to happen first. That is the part you are handing over.
Select a stage to see who does what
YOUR PART
Describe the problem, or the plan. You do not need to know which trade it needs, or what order the work goes in.
OUR PART
We come and look properly, then ask the questions that tend to change a scope later — access, condition, what is behind the surface.
ENDS WITHA clear picture of what the job actually involves.
YOUR PART
Tell us what matters most to you — the budget, the timing, or how much disruption you can live with.
OUR PART
We set the sequence, work out which trades the job needs and when each of them has to be on site, then agree the stages with you.
ENDS WITHAn agreed scope and a practical order of work.
YOUR PART
Talk to one person. You are not booking an electrician on Tuesday and a plasterer who turns up before the wiring is in.
OUR PART
Some stages we carry out ourselves, others go to trades we work with. Either way we book them, sequence them and keep the site moving.
ENDS WITHWork progressing without the gaps between trades.
YOUR PART
See the work as it goes and say if something is not right. Earlier is easier than at the end.
OUR PART
We work through the agreed stages, deal with the snags and the last details, and hand the space back finished.
ENDS WITHA completed job, checked before it is handed over.
You do not need to diagnose the trade or organise every stage before calling. Tell us what needs attention and we will help define the practical route.