Our services.

One contact for any problem the building throws at you.

Every trade a property requires, as it requires it, delivered by one accountable team through a single point of contact. A tenant reports a fault, a building manager finds a problem, or a hotel room needs attention, and the works list comes to Ample rather than to four separate vendors. Faults are diagnosed at the cause and repaired once. Urgent work involving water, power or security is attended first, by the team that holds every other trade on the property.

The leak is fixed once, and the area is handed back dry.

Blocked drains, leak detection, taps and mixers, toilets and cisterns, hot water and fixture work, delivered by one accountable team. Leaks are traced to the source rather than treated at the symptom, and any damage caused on the way is repaired by the same team. A leaking toilet is reseated with new seals and tested, not temporarily adjusted, so the repair holds.

The space is handed back looking untouched.

Cabinetry fit-off, vanity and benchtop installation, wall patching, sealing, and the interior repairs that sit between trades. This is the work that returns a space to the condition it was in before the works began, and it is where a standard above the client's own is most visible, because it is the work most easily rushed. Scope is interiors and refurbishment. New builds sit outside it.

Sealed underneath, laid level on top, and it never leaks again.

Floor and wall tiling, re-tiling and grouting, and the waterproof membrane beneath it, owned by one accountable team. A wet area performs only as well as the membrane and the falls under the finish, and a leaking shower sits across plumbing, tiling and waterproofing. Where three vendors attend, none of them owns the outcome. Ample holds all three, so the membrane is confirmed before the first tile is laid.

Laid last, so the new surface is handed over untouched.

Carpet, timber, hardwood and hybrid flooring, installed at the end of the programme so the finished surface is not walked through by another trade. The floor is what a tenant or a buyer feels underfoot on the first inspection, and it presents correctly only when the subfloor preparation, the underlay and the transitions are right. One accountable team sequences it after every dust-generating trade.

Cabinetry that reads original, not repaired.

Kitchen and vanity cabinetry, wardrobes, benchtop coordination, and the make-good that closes a cabinet after plumbing or electrical work has been through it. When an appliance goes in where one was never fitted, the cupboard has to be cut, rebuilt and finished so nothing about it looks adapted. The team that opens the cabinetry is the team that closes it, so there is no patch and no gap between two trades. Square reveals, flush faces, consistent gaps and scribe lines tight to walls that are never straight.

The pane is made safe the same day and replaced properly.

Cracked and broken panes, failed seals, window and sliding-door hardware, and the make-good around the opening once the glass is in. A broken window in an occupied property is a security problem before it is a repair, so it is made safe first and replaced properly after. Sliding doors that have stopped running are usually rollers and tracks rather than glass, which is the kind of distinction that decides whether the job is an hour or a replacement.