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Frictionless subcontracting

Three questions decide whether an agency subcontracts a job: can they actually do it, what will it cost, and will they behave. This page answers all three in writing, so you can forward it rather than relay it.

From brief to sign-off

  1. 01

    Brief and artwork received

    You send the scope, the files and the dates. Ghost Crewing confirms what is installable as drawn, what needs a survey first, and whether the working window is realistic. If something in the artwork will not survive the surface, you hear it now rather than on the day.

  2. 02

    Site survey and checks

    Measurements against your file, substrate and surface condition, obstructions, access route, working window and work at height requirements. On repeat rollouts one survey often covers the template and the rest are checked remotely. Full detail is on the site surveys page.

  3. 03

    Quote issued against scope

    A written quote using the day or half-day rate, with travel and logistics itemised separately. Ask for the rate card once and you can work out your mark-up before the quote arrives, which usually means replying to your client the same day.

  4. 04

    Installation, unbranded

    Plain workwear as standard, or your own uniform if you send it ahead. No branded vehicle livery on site, no business cards, no introductions. If the client asks who we work for, the answer is your agency.

  5. 05

    Sign-off and photographs returned

    Completion photographs come back to you, unmarked and unwatermarked, for you to present to your client as your own work. Snags are raised with you, not with them. Nothing is published anywhere by us.

How we charge

Time on site, not square metres. Rates are issued directly rather than published: ask once, keep the card, and price the next five jobs without asking again. Everything is quoted to your agency excluding VAT.

Half day

Rate on request

Up to four hours on site. A single-unit window graphic, a small point-of-sale drop, or a survey visit.

Full day

Rate on request

A full working day. Most shopfronts, hoarding runs and multi-panel installs land here.

Rollout

Quoted per project

Multi-site or multi-territory programmes needing vetted Tier 2 and Tier 3 assistants, quoted against the programme.

Ask for the card

One email and the full card comes back the same working day: day rate, half-day rate, travel radius and mileage. No qualifying call, no expiry on it.

What you are invoiced

The same three lists whichever rate you book. Nothing here changes between a half day and a rollout, which is why there is no comparison table to read.

In the rate

No line items, no surprises.

  • Installation labour
  • Setting out and making good
  • Hand tools, application kit and consumables
  • Unbranded workwear, or your uniform if you send it
  • Travel inside the included radius
  • Waste removed from site
  • Completion photographs returned to you

At cost, itemised

Passed on at what it cost, never marked up.

  • Mileage beyond the included radius
  • Tower or powered access hire
  • Overnight accommodation, ferries, tolls and parking
  • European and international travel, quoted per project

Never

Not a paid extra. It does not happen.

  • Any contact with your client
  • Work published by Ghost Crewing
  • Fabrication, printing or graphic design
  • A hidden extra on the invoice

Travel and terms

Travel

A radius is included in the day rate. Beyond it, mileage is itemised at cost rather than absorbed into the day. Both figures are stated on the card.

Overnight

Accommodation, ferries, tolls and parking are billed at cost with receipts attached. No handling fee. Access equipment hire is also at cost.

International

European and international work is quoted per project, covering travel, carnet where required and local access arrangements.

Terms

All figures exclude VAT. Payment terms are agreed with your accounts team at onboarding and stated on every quote. The card is a flat rate, not an opening position.

The white-label promise

Your client belongs to you, permanently

No contact with your client, ever

Not during the job, not afterwards, not for marketing. Questions on site are referred back to you.

Nothing is published

There is no portfolio on this site, and there never will be. Completed work is yours to show, not ours. That is why you are reading capability copy instead of looking at photographs of finished jobs.

Unbranded on site

Plain workwear as standard, or your own uniform if supplied. No livery, no cards, no logo on the barrier.

Non-disclosure signed on request

If your client requires an NDA, or your own agency terms need countersigning, send them with the brief.

Capacity and coverage

Single-operator agility as standard. One installer means one standard of finish and no handover between crews. When a programme is larger than that, vetted Tier 2 and Tier 3 assistants are brought in around the same lead installer rather than instead of him.

Based in South Wales, so Cardiff, Swansea and Newport are routine. UK-wide travel is normal rather than exceptional, and European and international deployments are quoted per project.

Home ground

South Wales

Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and the surrounding corridor.

Standard reach

UK-wide

Travel and overnight costs itemised, never marked up.

By arrangement

Europe

Quoted per project, including local access requirements.

On request

International

Bench installers are recruited by territory. See work with us.

Compliance in practice

CSCS, Construction Skills Certification Scheme

CSCS certified

Carded for access to active construction sites, so principal contractors can admit the installer without an exception process. Card details are provided with RAMS on request.

PASMA, Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association

PASMA certified

Mobile access tower assembly, inspection and safe use. Covers the majority of internal work at height and fascia-level signage.

IPAF, International Powered Access Federation

IPAF certified

Powered access operation for scissor and boom platforms, so high-level exterior graphics and signage do not need a separate operator on the day.

Insurance

£5,000,000

Public Liability, including 'property being worked upon' cover. That clause is the one your client's building manager cares about: it covers the surface being installed onto, not just third party damage nearby. Certificate supplied on request.

RAMS

Risk assessments and method statements are produced per site and sent ahead of the visit, in your format if you have one.

Company standing

Ghost Crewing Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 17372210.

Accreditation scope

CSCS, PASMA and IPAF. No other schemes are claimed. If your client requires one we do not hold, we will tell you rather than work around it.

Documents

Insurance certificate, card copies and RAMS available on request from info@ghostcrewing.co.uk.

Everything answered. Send the job

Start a project brief

Or email the pack to info@ghostcrewing.co.uk and it will be read the same day.