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Reeve & Son has built disability adaptations for councils and housing providers since 1996 — wet rooms, ramps, extensions and access work funded through Disabled Facilities Grants. Everything you need to approve us is on this page.
Last reviewed: (sample)
The four things supplier approval forms ask first. Certificates are in the document pack below; references are available on request from the councils we work for.
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councils and housing providers worked with since 1996*. Named referees supplied with tender returns.
* Sample figures and placeholder policy details — to be confirmed by the client.
Each document shows its version and review date, so you can file it against your supplier record. Filter by type or download the full pack at once.
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The details most supplier forms ask for, on a single printable page: company registration, insurance, key contacts, coverage and response times. Attach it to a new-supplier request and most of the form fills itself.
Built to the occupational therapist’s specification, with Approved Document M and Building Regulations in mind. All trades directly employed or long-standing named subcontractors.
Bath removal, tanking, level floor with fall to drain, seats, rails and thermostatic showers.
Safe-gradient ramps with landings and handrails; threshold works to front and rear doors.
Structural openings widened for wheelchair access, new frames and doors, full making good.
Stairlift and through-floor lift builder’s work: openings, trimming, power and making good.
Bedroom and bathroom extensions, design-and-build, planning and Building Control managed.
Height-adjustable worktops and hobs, lowered sinks, knee space and reachable storage.
Ceiling strengthening for tracked hoists; grab rails fixed into sound structure.
Firm, level access routes and dropped kerbs, coordinated with the highways authority.
Durations are typical sample ranges on site.
Figures we report to council partners each year. Detailed returns are available to framework managers on request.
All figures are sample figures for this design and will be replaced with verified data.
Each slot will carry the official mark and certificate number once supplied by the client. No logos are shown until then.
Sample testimonials — to be replaced with real, permissioned quotes.
Their schedules of work match the OT specification line for line, and their invoices match the schedule. On a busy grants caseload, that matters more than anything.
I can hand them a complex case and know they will ring me before they change anything. Clients tell me they felt respected in their own home.
Dad was worried about the mess and the strangers. They showed their ID, explained every day, and cleaned up before they left. He uses the new shower on his own now.
Sample case studies showing brief, duration and funding route. Real examples to be added with client consent.
1930s semi. Timber floor lowered for a true level entry; fold-down seat and rails positioned with the OT.
Victorian terrace with rear-only access. Hoist-ready ceiling installed; enabled discharge from hospital.
Housing association flat. Rise-and-fall worktop and hob, lowered sink and pull-down storage for a wheelchair user.
Our standard service levels for council and housing association work. Urgent hospital-discharge cases are prioritised by agreement.
OT report or grant instruction received by email or phone.
Acknowledged same dayJoint visit with the OT where possible; measure and meet the household.
Within 10 working days*Itemised schedule of works to specification, for grant approval.
Within 5 working days*Named site lead, agreed dates, RAMS on site, daily update to the household.
Start date confirmed in writingSign-off with client and OT; certificates and warranty to the council.
Paperwork within 5 days** Sample service levels, to be confirmed.
If your form asks for something that isn’t here, ask us — we will send it the same week. OTs can send referrals straight to the same address.
Families: you are welcome to ring us too. We’ll explain how grants work and what happens next, with no obligation.