Is “turnkey” a sufficient scope description?+
No. Design, permissions, removal, services, works, supply, waste, cleaning and acceptance responsibilities must be itemised so every party understands the same boundary.
Is a site survey always required before the first proposal?+
Some projects can receive an early assessment from plans and photographs; a binding scope may require a survey or verified site information. The method is set for each project.
Who manages local permissions and regulations?+
Responsibility varies by country, project and contract. The feasibility review records who owns the required permissions and qualifications; no automatic permitting service is implied.
Where does MFABER provide services?+
MFABER supports projects globally. For building materials, bespoke furniture, kitchen cabinetry and site work, we assess resources in the nearest suitable region against your technical requirements, capacity needs and programme. The quotation sets out supply, installation, subcontract works and delivery responsibilities for the agreed scope.