Houses · renovations · repairs · est. 2012
Fixed-price contracts, weekly photo reports from site, and a five-year warranty we have never had to argue about. Building on an island, without the horror stories.
From a leaking roof to a whole villa. Small jobs get the same contract, the same schedule and the same warranty as the big ones — just a shorter timeline.
A villa is twelve working weeks of dry season, one fixed price, and a Friday report in your inbox — wherever in the world your Friday starts.
Set out, dug and poured. The week the neighbours form their opinions — bring them a drawing.
Walls up, roof on, weather out. From here, rain season stops being a risk and becomes a schedule line.
Electrical, plumbing, air-con and tiles. The Friday photos start getting interesting.
The pool turns over clear, the lawn goes down, and the villa starts showing off.
We close the snag list together, hand over the keys and the warranties — then stay on call for five years.
It is a schedule line. Our contracts carry weather buffers, covered storage and a crew that has built through every October this island has thrown at us.
Every Palmline client gets this every Friday — photos, costs against the schedule, and what we need from you. Wherever you are.
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Materials yard, workshop and office in one place — walk in and touch the actual timber and tile your house would use. Saturdays there is coffee on the sawhorse.
