What we review in a renovation
An experience with furniture assembly does not necessarily describe a renovation with new installations. Before transferring a referral to your case, find out what was done and what was left out. The list of kitchen jobs allows you to distinguish those orders and prepare questions about the specific work you are evaluating.
Tell us about your kitchen
Choose the type of renovation and the approximate size. Then write to us or fill out the form.
What we want to solve with you
Measurements and scope allow us to check whether two proposals describe the same work.
We can explain what is changed, what remains and what remains to be checked. This information allows you to evaluate the order along with any reference whose origin you can verify.
What finishes will help integrate different materials.
Contrast the result with observable details
The alignment of a front can be seen in a photograph; the convenience of a drawer is best understood by knowing what it stores and how it opens. Differentiating those tests helps to read the evaluations with context. An isolated image does not allow us to judge hidden connections, preparation of supports or all the finishing touches of the order.
Compare proposals with the same conditions
Write down materials, removal, assembly and preserved elements before facing two amounts. A difference in scope may explain some of the distance between the offers. If you need to clarify an item, use the contact channels with the job description; it is more precise than asking only the price of a complete kitchen.