Short answer
Contractor supervision means an independent professional checks your contractor's work on your behalf. Tarasukh inspects the work at each stage, verifies progress before payments are released, reviews variations, and reports to you regularly. It suits owners who have already appointed a contractor, who are busy or abroad, or whose project has started to slip.
What supervision covers
- Quality inspections at key stages, especially MEP, waterproofing, and structure before they are covered
- Payment certification: we confirm work is complete and correct before you pay
- Variations: we check that extra costs are justified and fairly priced
- Programme: we track progress and push for recovery when work slips
- Reporting: clear updates with photos, so you always know where the project stands
- Snagging and handover: a full snag list and testing before final payment
Who it is for
- Villa owners who have hired a contractor and want independent oversight
- Owners living abroad or travelling during the work
- Projects that are running late, over budget, or in dispute
- Investors and businesses delivering fit-outs or new buildings
Recovering a stalled project
If a project has already gone wrong, we review the contract, the work done, and what has been paid, then prepare a recovery plan to get it back on programme. Third-party project reviews and recovery plans have long been part of our founder's MEP consultancy work.