Embedded for the life of the project.
Ongoing upstream CA, run weekly — claims, variations, EOT notices and documentation disciplined from start to finish. Walk through the engagement below.
We review your contract
We collect your executed contract, drawings, specs, programme, and any existing correspondence. We set up your registers and obligations calendar — so from day one, every time bar and reference date is on the clock.
“I've already got this covered”
Tools like iGyro, Buildlogic and Payapps are excellent at what they do — but they do what you tell them to do. They don't know your HIA contract requires a 5-business-day EOT notice, or that your client's text last Tuesday was a variation instruction. SWA sets them up correctly and watches the clock every week so you don't have to.
Good — keep them. Lawyers are for when things go wrong. SWA is for making sure things don't go wrong in the first place. We sit upstream of the lawyer — doing the day-to-day work that makes legal intervention rarer and cheaper when it does happen.
Most PMs on small resi jobs are excellent at running the build. Contracts are usually secondary — so EOT notices go late, variations get 'sorted later', claims go in light. SWA doesn't replace your PM. You keep your PM on the job. SWA keeps the contract tight.
No missed claims. No lost margins. No surprises.
No pressure — quick intro call to see if it's a fit.