It hadn't taken them long to get the measure of the maintenance staff. Philip meant well and was useful for supervising the contractors, but seemed a little restricted in his knowledge. The other two were more generally useful but plainly, if understandably on the make.
That had been obvious from the care with which they had harvested the copper, lead and bronze from the old plumbing. It was going to go to a good home, Kris just knew.
Otherwise they worked well and over the weekend the dank hole that they had been allocated had taken on a new appearance. It was astonishing what an experienced group of men could achieve if the word 'bonus' was mentioned.
The treatment rooms had been partitioned off, shower stalls enclosed, new sinks, toilets and hand wash basins installed and the ugly blackened brick walls had either been covered up completely, had been plastered or had been sandblasted clean to a pleasant shade of terracotta in what would be the reception area.
Also Gabe's special lights had been delivered and fitted and threw pools of brilliant light where they would be most needed.
Kris looked at the plans on his laptop and nodded. "Flooring today and they might be able to get the projection screens in tomorrow. Are you still sure about those?"