The project story in more detail.
Bayocorp delivered a drylining and construction package across nine new-build houses at Honour's Acre in West Sussex.
Project context
The important part of this case study is the setting around the work: the building type, the client requirement, the access conditions and the level of finish expected at handover.
Nine houses required a consistent drylining, insulation, tape and jointing package while other trades and the main contractor programme continued around the site.
Maintaining the same quality level across multiple plots required careful sequencing, supervision and repeatable finish standards.
How the work was approached
The work was treated as a sequence of connected decisions rather than separate trade tasks. Planning, ordering, site access, supervision and finish standards all needed to line up so that each stage supported the next.
Bayocorp managed the drylining package around programme milestones and plot-by-plot quality expectations.
The team coordinated labour, materials, insulation, board works and finishing stages so standards remained consistent across the development.
Outcome
Works were completed to a consistent standard across all nine units.
The project maintained quality, efficiency and a uniform finish throughout the development.
Multi-unit drylining is about consistency as much as speed. The same detail needs to be repeated correctly across every plot, while adapting to site realities as the programme moves.
Main works covered
In practical terms, the project brought together the following work packages:
- Drylining package management
- Insulation
- Boarding
- Tape and jointing
- Multi-plot sequencing
- Quality checks across nine units
- Main contractor coordination
