What turnkey means
A turnkey engagement brings a defined set of project activities under one coordinated scope. Depending on the agreement, that may include design, procurement, execution and finishing. Always check the written scope rather than relying on the label alone.
A shared direction
When design and execution are coordinated, decisions about layouts, materials and site work can be considered together. A clear point of contact can also help the client follow progress and understand pending approvals.
What the client still needs to approve
Turnkey does not eliminate client decisions. Agree how layouts, material samples, changes and payments will be approved. Make sure the project team understands your priorities and the limits of the agreed budget.
Choose the scope that suits your project
Some projects need complete execution; others benefit from design and consultation with an existing contractor. Share your plans and site conditions with K2 Buildtech so the appropriate scope can be discussed.