Case studies
Work we are allowed to talk about
Six jobs from the last two years, with what they cost, what we found once we were up there, and what the building looks like now.
A long read, and worth it if you are about to spend real money. Skip to whichever part you came for.
Key takeaways
- Get three written quotes, and make sure all three price the same scope.
- A deposit over 30% is a warning sign, not a normal term.
- Ask who is actually doing the work – not who is selling it.
How to do it
How it works
No surprises, no chasing. Here is exactly how a job runs.
Tell us what you need
A phone call or the form below. Five minutes is usually enough.
We quote in writing
On site within two days, with a fixed price and a start date.
We do the work
Same crew start to finish, and we clean up before we leave.
Questions this raises
Questions
Do you charge for a quote?
No. A quote is free and we will put it in writing before any work starts.
How far do you travel?
Anywhere within thirty miles as standard, and further for larger jobs.
Are you insured?
Yes, to $5m public liability. The certificate is on request and we bring it to surveys.
What if it rains?
We will call the day before and move it. You will not be charged for a postponed visit.
Written by
Dana Whitfield
Dana has fitted kitchens for nineteen years and has strong opinions about hinges. She writes here about what actually lasts.
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