Our process
From first visit to last screw.
Six clear steps, one team. Timing depends on scope and is confirmed for each project.
- 01
Brief
We listen first: how you live, what you cook, what you keep. A short visit tells us more than any form.
- You receive
- A short written brief and a list of questions
- Typical time
- Depends on scope
- 02
Measure
A precise survey of the room, the light and the services. Every later decision rests on it.
- You receive
- A precise survey drawing of the room and services
- Typical time
- Depends on scope
- 03
Design
Plans, elevations, and a tactile palette of real material samples you can hold in your own light.
- You receive
- Plans, elevations, a material palette and samples
- Typical time
- Depends on scope
- 04
Make
Cabinetry and worktops are cut to order in controlled conditions, and checked before they leave.
- You receive
- Cabinetry and worktops cut to order and checked
- Typical time
- Depends on scope
- 05
Install
One team fits everything, so there is one person to ask and one standard to meet.
- You receive
- A completed room, tested and cleaned
- Typical time
- Depends on scope
- 06
Aftercare
We return after the first months to adjust, tune and answer the questions that only use can raise.
- You receive
- Adjustments and a service visit
- Typical time
- After the first months of use
Questions
Good to know.
How long does a kitchen take?
It depends on the size of the room, the materials and the scope of the work. After the survey we give a written schedule with the quote, so you know the dates before you commit.
Can we live at home during the work?
Often yes, with a temporary kitchen set up for the weeks of installation. We plan the sequence so the disruption is as short as it can be.
Who looks after the project?
One named project lead from the first visit to aftercare, supported by our own fitters rather than a chain of sub-contractors.
Start with a conversation.
A first conversation tells us both a great deal.