The technical extension of your team
We become your trusted technical partner, from planning to execution.
What we do differently when you are the organiser
You already have enough people to track. Three things take some of that away.
One contact, from quote to strike
The same person answers the phone at estimate, at build and at invoicing. You never re-explain the context to somebody discovering the file the day before.
The estimate comes early and holds
A range priced on the unknowns rather than a firm price on assumptions. What can move is named, and you can pass it on to the client before committing.
We settle our part without going through you
Our exchanges with the venue, the trucking company and the other suppliers happen directly, with a short report rather than a question. You are informed, not consulted.
What we bring in most often for you
Technical direction
This is the item that removes the most load: someone holds the build schedule, arbitrates between trades and decides on site, with a clear mandate. Without it, all those decisions come back to you at the moment you have the least time.
Equipment rental
Your mandates do not resemble each other month to month, so nothing justifies owning gear. What matters is a supplier whose inventory is deep enough to avoid last-minute cross-rental, because cross-rental is what blows budgets.
Technical support
On the day you cannot be at the control position and at the door at the same time. A dedicated technical presence settles on site what would otherwise reach you in the form of an unhappy client.
What your mandates need most often
Browse the catalogueKits calibrated by room size rather than a bespoke quote every time: that makes estimating fast and pricing predictable. One more wireless microphone than asked for, always, because that is the piece missing on the day.
Enough fixtures to give a visual identity without turning the build into a construction site. A kit that goes up in two hours beats an ambitious plot that runs into guest arrival.
Projection sized on the client's actual content rather than on the room. Your clients arrive with dense decks, and the smallest type in the document decides the screen size.
Decks and dressing that go up fast and store cleanly, because the venue bills you for build time. Dressing hides what belongs to the room and makes the install look intentional.