Following the Initial Site Meeting, we move into Step 2: Your Remediation Plan. This stage transforms not only the observations and your feedback from Step 1, but also the results of destructive and detailed visual inspections, into a structured, costed plan. The evidence gathered ensures your plan is fact-based, not assumption-driven.

 

What the Remediation Plan Includes:​

 

• Confirmation of findings from Step 1: Initial Site Meeting

• Incorporation of your feedback from the Step 1 summary email

• Destructive and visual inspections to reveal hidden conditions and test suspected problem areas

• Evidence gathered on site, documented and integrated into the Remediation Plan

• Prioritisation of issues to establish an agreed scope of work

• A project-specific remediation methodology, including timelines and staging

• Detailed construction notes (e.g. waterproofing junctions, expansion joints, interfaces)

• Bill of quantities and materials

• Applicable standards, warranties, and compliance checks

• Itemised quotation with scope, methods, and cost breakdown

 

Why Step 2 Matters:

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• Ensures the plan is evidence-based and tailored to your property.

• Provides a transparent, “no surprises” scope of works.

• Makes quoting accurate and comparable across contractors.

• Creates a shared roadmap, so you and Conspar are aligned before moving to Step 3.

 

The Value of a Remediation Plan:

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Without this step, projects often face budget blowouts and delays. By carrying out intrusive inspections and feeding that evidence into the plan, we remove the guesswork and deliver a solution that is both practical and long-lasting.

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How It Fits in Our 3 Step Process​​​​​