How we work
What a contractor actually needs
Four things that matter more than the day rate.
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Sequence respected
We work to your programme and flag a clash early, while there is still time to move something, rather than on the day.
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A defined package
What is in our scope and what belongs to somebody else, agreed in writing. Most site disputes are scope gaps nobody closed.
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Site rules followed
Inductions, permits, method statements and the principal contractor’s arrangements under CDM, treated as a condition of being there.
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Records as you go
Progress, variations and sign-offs recorded during the job, so handover is a formality rather than an archaeology exercise.
What we do
Installation packages
Four kinds of package, from first fix to handover support.
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Site installation packages
A defined package installed to the drawings and to the programme.
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Fit-out and second fix
The finishing stages, where tolerances and sequence start to matter most.
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Plant and system installation
Equipment positioned, fixed and connected to the specification.
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Site support for contractors
Additional capacity for a main contractor under pressure.
The process
From enquiry to handover
How a package is scoped, planned and closed out.
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Step 1: Drawings and programme
Send us the drawings, the specification and where the package sits in the programme. We will tell you honestly whether the dates work.
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Step 2: Scope and price
A written scope with the interfaces named: what is ours, what is yours, and what has not been allocated to anyone yet.
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Step 3: Install to the programme
Labour planned against the sequence, with early warning of anything upstream that is going to affect us.
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Step 4: Close it out
Snagging completed, records handed over and the package signed off, rather than drifting for a month after practical completion.
Company details
Who you are engaging
A registered limited company, on the public record since 2019.
- Registered name
- LK BUILDING SERVICES LTD
- Company number
- 11771921
- Registered in
- England and Wales
- Registered office
- C/O Burton Varley Ltd The Counting House 24 Richmond Road, Bowdon, Altrincham, England, WA14 2TT
- Company type
- Private limited company
- Incorporated
- 16 January 2019
- Register status
- Active
- Director
- Lee Kenyon
- Nature of business (SIC)
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- 43290 Other construction installation
Every detail above is taken from the public register and can be checked on the Companies House record (opens in a new window) . Checked against the register on2 October 2026.
Questions
Common questions
The things asked before a package is let.
What does “other construction installation” actually cover?
It is the SIC classification our work is filed under, and in practice it means installation work on site that is not one of the separately classified trades. We would rather tell you exactly what we do take on, package by package, than hide behind the category. Send us a scope and you will get a direct answer about whether it is ours.
Do you work for main contractors or direct for clients?
Both. The difference is mostly in who holds the programme and the interfaces. Working under a main contractor we fit into existing site arrangements; direct for a client we are clearer still about where our scope ends.
How do you handle variations?
Priced and agreed before the work is done, with the instruction recorded. Instructions given verbally on site get confirmed in writing the same day, which protects both sides when the account is settled.
What about health and safety?
We work to the principal contractor’s arrangements under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, complete inductions, and work to agreed method statements and permits. We will not claim a scheme membership on a website; ask us directly and we will send you what we actually hold.
How long has the company been trading?
It has been on the register since 16 January 2019. The company number, registered office and filing history are public, and the link below takes you to the record.
Not covered here? Ask us directly
Next step
Got a package to let?
Send the drawings and the programme dates. We will tell you whether we can hold them.