Measured
The bathroom is documented before materials are prepared.
Assess my property The one-day process
The speed comes from everything completed before the crew arrives.
Tindel does not use installation day to discover the bathroom. The unit is surveyed, the scope is understood and the required materials are prepared and organized in advance.
Before siteSurvey and preparation
On siteOne working day for a qualified bathroom
HandbackClean and ready for use
Step 01
Survey the bathroom and resolve the scope.
The team records dimensions, visible conditions, access considerations and anything likely to affect the agreed installation. Repeated unit types can then be organized as a program rather than treated as unrelated jobs.
Step 02
Prepare and label the materials off-site.
Wall components, blocking, fixtures and agreed installation materials are cut, grouped and labeled before the site day. This reduces time spent searching for parts or making avoidable scope decisions inside an occupied building.
Grouped
Components are organized for the intended unit or unit type.
Sequenced
Access, crew movement and handback expectations are aligned with the property team.
Step 03 and 04
Install, clean and hand the bathroom back.
For a qualified bathroom with the scope, materials and access resolved, the on-site installation is planned for one working day. Tindel's current operating schedule describes an 8:00 AM start and a 4:30 PM handback.
A portfolio program still spans multiple working days according to the number of units, building access and agreed sequence. One day describes each qualified bathroom, not the entire building.