Test Plot U on a controlled paid pilot
A defined pilot allows both parties to test operational response, reporting quality and delivery capacity before discussing a larger service arrangement.
Agreed postcode coverage
Agreed weekly instruction capacity
Defined instruction route
Agreed response categories
Standard inspection workflow
Agreed report format
Pre-agreed schedule of rates
Weekly KPI reporting
Pilot review meeting
Pilot Commercial Basis
How a paid pilot is priced
Pilot pricing is agreed around the proposed instruction volume, geographic coverage, response categories and reporting requirements.
- —Agreed assessment rates
- —Agreed attendance rates
- —A schedule of rates for defined remedial activity
- —Equipment and drying charges where applicable
- —Separately authorised reinstatement works
Why We Do Not Use One Generic Pilot Price
A 25-property managing-agent portfolio does not create the same operational requirement as a housing provider issuing multiple instructions across several postcode areas.
The pilot scope is therefore defined before pricing is agreed.