The Close-Out
Health Check.
Not sure whether your close-out is on track? In two days on site and in your register, Group 4 tells you exactly where it stands — what's ready, what isn't, and what it will cost you if nothing changes. A fixed fee, a straight answer, no obligation to go further.
The walk
A structured inspection across the works — the same regime run on full engagements, compressed to the areas that decide readiness.
The register review
Your current defect register audited: what's real, what's stale, what's missing, and what the open items actually cost.
The readiness report
A short written verdict: readiness score, the items that will stop PC, and the plan to fix them — board-readable, evidence-backed.
When the date is set and
the confidence isn't.
PC in eight to sixteen weeks, a register that lives in three spreadsheets, and a feeling in the delivery meeting that nobody can put a number on. That's the moment a Health Check pays for itself.
- Developers — an independent read before settlement pressure arrives.
- Head contractors — know your exposure before the client's consultant finds it.
- Project directors — turn "I think we're okay" into a defensible position.
- Building managers — inheriting a building? Know what you're inheriting first.
Fixed fee. Two days.
A straight answer.
The fee is [FEE — set at engagement], agreed before work starts, credited in full against a subsequent engagement if you take one. If the Health Check says your close-out is in good shape, that's the report — Group 4 doesn't invent problems to sell the fix.