Hoarding and perimeter
Hoarding install, signage, branding and perimeter access points.

Hoarding, signage, compound set-up and full close-down at programme end, including dilapidation surveys and handover-ready clean.
Site set-up and close-down sits inside the same AOG account as security, FM and vacant property. One project manager owns the contract. One control room holds the schedule, the inductions and the daily reports. One weekly report goes back to the main contractor.
You take the service on its own, or alongside the rest of the construction-support division. The covenant, the compliance ledger and the point of contact stay the same either way.
Site mobilisation and demobilisation for construction programmes. Hoarding and perimeter, welfare and compound set-up, statutory signage and wayfinding, pre-start and post-completion dilapidation surveys, and handover-ready clean at programme end.
Every line is delivered against written assignment instructions and reported into the AOG weekly review.
Hoarding install, signage, branding and perimeter access points.
Welfare cabins, drying rooms, canteens and compound layout.
Statutory signage, wayfinding and visitor route boards.
Pre-start and post-completion dilapidation, with photo evidence.
Full demobilisation, compound strip-out and handover-ready clean.
Compliant waste streams and licensed-carrier removal at strip-out.
Pre-start and post-completion dilapidation surveys protect the client from disputed damage claims
Hoarding, signage and compound set-up completed before operatives arrive so day one is productive
Handover-ready clean delivered as part of close-down, not as a separate instruction
Waste removal at strip-out uses licensed carriers with waste transfer notes held by AOG
Set-up and close-down under the same contract as welfare and logistics and security — one mobilisation
Statutory signage and wayfinding compliant with CDM 2015 requirements from day one
Set-up and close-down run as projects, not afterthoughts.
Hoarding and perimeter installation, welfare and compound set-up, and statutory signage and wayfinding are completed before operatives arrive, so the site is productive from day one.
Yes. Welfare cabins, drying rooms, canteens and compound layout are set up as part of mobilisation, alongside the access points and signage the programme needs.
Close-down covers full demobilisation, compound strip-out, waste segregation and licensed-carrier removal, and a handover-ready clean, alongside a post-completion dilapidation survey with photo evidence.
Yes. Cleaning and security can continue into the operational phase under the same AOG management structure once construction-support labour and traffic management have demobilised.
Typical mobilisation is from around 14 days, though this depends on the scale of the compound and welfare set-up required.
Tell us the site, the programme and the resource you need. We will come back with mobilisation and a price.