What we review in a renovation
When you review a proposal, distinguish the indicative dimensions from the measurements taken to manufacture. If one comparison starts from a supposed hole and another from a verified one, their results do not necessarily describe the same kitchen. It is advisable to preserve the observations that accompany the plan, especially in corners, pillars and joints with carpentry.
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
An indicative limit must continue to be identified as such if we want to compare another proposal.
Yes, we distinguish contrasted measures from indicative measures and pending decisions. This way you can evaluate the project knowing what information is missing before assembly.
How scope changes are communicated during the project.
The detail allows you to evaluate what is being offered
A useful comment on a renovation explains what was changed and how the work was resolved. The photographs show a part of the result, but do not alone prove which installations or adjustments were included. On the price and quote page you can identify the items you want to contrast before deciding. See also: prices and quote.
Technical doubts deserve a concrete answer
If you don't understand a filler, auction or exclusion, point the piece at the plane and ask for its function to be explained. The way in which the project is put forward should make it possible to recognise what is agreed and what remains to be checked. A precise description helps more than a general assessment without context. See also: way of presenting the project.