Full job write-up

Just something to recognise it by — "Perforated cladding, Brighton".

Needed — give it a name you will recognise.

The actual town, not the county. It is what makes the case study findable.

Needed — the town does a lot of work for us.

Pick one.

Tick everything that applied.

Tick at least one.

This decides whether we can mention our EXC3 certification, so it matters.

Pick one.

e.g. mild steel, stainless, aluminium, Corten.

The situation before we turned up. A couple of lines is plenty.

Needed — this sets up the whole case study.

Restricted access, tight tolerances, a live site, a short programme, an awkward existing structure. Leave blank if it was straightforward — better blank than stretched.

Rough order is fine — survey, CAD, fabrication, install, that sort of thing.

Needed — even a few bullet points will do.

However you would say it. "Three weeks", "two days on site".

Their words, exactly as they said them — do not tidy it up. Leave blank if there is nothing. Better no quote than a made-up one.

Pick one.