A site review is a visit to your warehouse, factory or industrial premises. I look at how the building is actually used, and whether it still fits the work.

This is not a valuation, a lease negotiation or an investment assessment. You get a short written note of what was observed, the main constraints, and the practical options. You decide what to do next.

Melbourne and Victoria. I come to your site, by appointment.

What I look at

•  How the floor is used: storage, picking, packing and spare space

•  Workflow and congestion: where people and goods cross or wait

•  Loading and dispatch: docks, yard, parking and truck access

•  Transport fit: whether the site still works for the runs you do

•  Obvious operating constraints: access, layout, capacity and lost time

•  Whether the current site, or a proposed one, fits the work

What you get

A short written note after the visit. It covers what was observed, the main constraints, and options worth considering. It is not a formal report, a design, or advice on buying, leasing, tax or business structure.

What it costs

Introductory call, up to 20 minutes: free.

Victorian site review, written note included: from $600.

Hourly consulting after that, if you want it: $100 an hour.

Fish Invest Co is not registered for GST, so these prices do not include GST. Payment is for the site review only. It is not financial, legal or tax advice.

Who it is for

Owners and operators of small and medium industrial businesses in Melbourne or Victoria who are unsure whether the premises still fit the work.

Out of scope

I do not sell, lease or manage property. I do not give financial product advice, investment advice, legal advice or tax advice.

 

Email info@fishinvestco.com.au or call +61 432 981 947. Say the suburb, what the site is used for, and what you want looked at. A short call comes first. A visit is booked only if it is a fit.

Form field, if the form sits on this page

Label: What do you want looked at? Placeholder: Warehouse layout, loading access, whether this site still fits the work.