Construction project management

Your building journey.
Expertly navigated.

Uncertain terrain, exciting destination. We guide your project forward, making the journey clearer and easier at every stage.

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Contemporary residential building in London
The challenge.

When the route feels unclear.

Every adventure is exciting and a little daunting. A construction project is no different.

You may have drawings, quotations and a growing team of professionals—but still be unsure what happens next, who is responsible or whether everything is genuinely ready.

Too many moving parts

Permits, consultants, contractors, utilities, suppliers and a vanload of decisions all need to come together.

Cost and time uncertainty

It is not always easy to understand what is included—and, more importantly, what is missing. You do not know what you do not know.

Uncharted territory

Everyone has a role, but who is steering the ship? Each step may seem correct while the project as a whole drifts off course.

Projects.

The journeys we’ve helped navigate.

Every project has its own destination, challenges and defining decisions. Explore some of the homes and building journeys that have shaped our experience.

Completed open-plan residential kitchen and dining space in Dulwich
  • Planning-condition discharge
  • Project-budget formulation
  • Tender management
  • Building-contract preparation
  • Building-control coordination
  • Completion-certificate coordination
Full-home renovation · Dulwich Residential
Professional support.

One step at a time.

Whether you are preparing to build, choosing a contractor or already on site, we help you understand the route ahead.

Choose the service that helps move your project forward.

£380 per service*

*Prices shown apply to typical residential extension, conversion or refurbishment projects. Larger or more complex projects require a project-specific quotation.

Basecamp

Get organised and ready for construction.

What you get
  • Your build pack — construction information organised, with outstanding drawings and specifications flagged.
  • Your budget — a working cost framework with key allowances and contingencies.
  • Your roadmap — project milestones, target dates and critical dependencies.
  • Your next moves — a prioritised action plan to get your project moving.
The Scout

All on board.

What you get
  • Your crew — suitable builders or specialists identified for your project.
  • The tender pack — pricing documents prepared and issued for tender.
  • Tender run — enquiries, clarifications and tender deadlines coordinated.
  • Bid reviews — received quotations analysed, discrepancies clarified and recommendations issued.
The Crossing

Breaking ground.

What you get
  • Contract ready — the agreed building contract prepared for signing with the appropriate professional input.
  • Payment roadmap — payment milestones, retention and the approach to variations clearly recorded.
  • Building control — the application coordinated with the appointed building-control body.
  • CDM ready — project arrangements and responsibilities reviewed against CDM 2015 requirements.
The Lookout

Stay ahead of trouble.

What you get
  • Site work — one site visit to record visible progress against the available programme.
  • Money watch — the current cost position reviewed against the information available.
  • Critical path — key upcoming milestones, dependencies and potential delays identified.
  • Field report — a concise progress report and prioritised action plan.
The Pathfinder

Find the way through.

What you get
  • The containment — the issue defined and the relevant information examined.
  • The options — practical routes forward and their implications established.
  • The resolution — one focused discussion coordinated to agree a preferred way forward.
  • The action plan — agreed next steps, responsibilities and deadlines documented.
Summit Push

The final stretch.

What you get
  • Final sweep — one site visit to record visible defects and outstanding work.
  • Summit list — a prioritised completion and snagging schedule with responsible parties identified.
  • Crew briefing — a contractor discussion to agree remaining actions and target dates.
  • Handover kit — outstanding certificates, warranties, manuals and handover documents identified.
About BuildGraph.

Meet your project guide.

A charismatic architect friend first drew me into the world of buildings in my early twenties. I quickly came to appreciate the stories they tell—stories of imagination, ambition, craftsmanship and perseverance.

Over the following 15 years, I worked alongside many talented people who genuinely care about their craft. I also saw how exciting building projects can become confusing and overwhelming for the people undertaking them. With so many professionals, decisions and moving parts involved, it can be difficult to know who is responsible, what should happen next and whether the project is heading in the right direction.

I created BuildGraph to make that journey clearer.

Through practical, flexible service packages, I provide homeowners with the essential project-management structure needed to understand the road ahead, make informed decisions and keep their project moving forward.

Building or transforming a home is a significant adventure. I hope you’ll choose BuildGraph—and me—to help you navigate yours.

Andrius IntaDesign & Construction Manager
Andrius Inta, Design and Construction Manager at BuildGraph
Take the first step.

Let’s talk through your project.

Not sure what your project needs? Every successful journey starts with a clearer view of the road ahead. Let’s have a conversation about where you are, where you want to go and what may be standing in the way.