01 Inquiry and technical clarification
Project type, location, documents, scope, interfaces and timeframe are reviewed.
How we work
Project Delivery Process
A clear delivery process connects technical decisions, site organisation and documented handover.
Six steps
02 Planning
Site survey, detailed and installation planning, plus system, material and component planning.
03 Project and material preparation
Sequence, access, prerequisites, material and responsibilities are prepared for execution.
04 Execution and coordination
Qualified in-house teams carry out the installation; project management coordinates interfaces and qualified partner companies.
05 Inspection, documentation and handover
Inspection, commissioning, as-built information and orderly handover complete the agreed scope.
06 Maintenance and refurbishment
Where relevant, maintenance, upgrades or later changes are agreed as a further scope.
Delivery model
Qualified in-house teams
Trained electricians and installers form the core of on-site delivery.
Project management
A clear coordination path connects client, site, technical planning and documentation.
Qualified partner companies
Partners add project-specific capacity or specialist interfaces where needed.
For general contractors and specialist contractors
ELSTU can take on a clearly bounded package for general contractors, electrical contractors and building-services or MEP contractors. Preparation, installation coordination, inspection and documentation create a dependable handover point within the wider project.
Trade-specific responsibility
Complete technical planning and execution applies within the agreed electrical and building-services scope. ELSTU does not claim responsibility for all construction trades.
Next step
Define the technical scope
Project type, location, scope and available documents provide a useful basis for an initial technical review.