Turn-key. This means that Hercuton takes care of the complete realisation of your business premises. From the first spade in the ground to the finishing touches, installations, outdoor paving, etc. And, of course, the aftercare.
It is often thought that money can be saved by having a commercial building casco (wind- and watertight) built and buying the other work separately. What entrepreneurs usually do not realize is that they then have to coordinate everything themselves. And in the unlikely event that something goes wrong, you will have to provide the solution yourself. If this is not your daily work, it costs a lot of time that cannot be spent on your own operational management.
You may only build once in your life and logically don’t know what to take into account. In addition to planning and coordinating all the work, with new-build hulls you often have to arrange things yourself, such as utilities, provide construction power and water, etc. If you have no experience with this, there is a great risk that things will be forgotten. And that often leads to delays and extra costs.
It is often small details that have a large (financial) impact. When parties work independently of each other, they bear responsibility for only one part. There is then a greater chance of miscommunication. Think of parts that just don’t fit properly, that are missing, that need to be adapted later or that fall between ship and shore. This often unnecessarily costs time, money and irritation.
Jack van den BroekCommercial Manager
