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Kitchen renovation checklist.

A short prep list to gather before you request a quote or book a site visit. None of it is mandatory — but the more you can share up front, the more accurate the first conversation will be.

1. 01

   Property & access

   Helps us scope the visit and plan delivery, parking and waste removal.

   • Full postcode and a rough idea of the property type (flat, terrace, semi, detached).
   • Floor the kitchen sits on, and whether there's lift or stair access for materials.
   • Any parking or loading restrictions on the street (CPZ hours, permit zones).
   • Whether the property is leasehold — and if landlord or freeholder consent may be needed.
2. 02

   What you want to change

   Even rough notes here help us quote a realistic scope at the site visit.

   • Like-for-like refit, partial re-plan, or full new layout (walls moving, openings widened).
   • Any structural changes you're considering — removing a wall, knock-through, or steel.
   • New flooring, tiling, lighting or decoration as part of the same project.
   • Whether plumbing or appliance positions are moving (sink, hob, dishwasher, fridge).
3. 03

   Kitchen, worktops & appliances

   Lead times on units, stone and integrated appliances often drive the programme.

   • Whether you've chosen a supplier or want a recommendation (DIY sheds, trade, bespoke).
   • Worktop preference: laminate, solid wood, quartz, granite or porcelain.
   • List of appliances you plan to keep, replace, or buy new — and any already ordered.
   • Any feature elements: island, breakfast bar, larder, wine cooler, boiling tap.
4. 04

   Budget, timing & decisions

   We won't hold you to a number — it just helps us suggest sensible options.

   • A rough budget range, or simply the level of finish you're aiming for.
   • Any target window for starting on site (school holidays, before a move, after a baby).
   • Whether you'll be living in the property during works, or moving out temporarily.
   • Who the decision-makers are — useful so we send updates to the right people.
5. 05

   Helpful to bring to the site visit

   Optional — but the more context, the sharper the quote.

   • Photos of the existing kitchen from a few angles, plus any problem spots.
   • Rough measurements of the room (length, width, ceiling height) if you have them.
   • Any plans, mood-boards or Pinterest references of the look you're after.
   • Existing electrical and gas certificates if the property has them to hand.

Don't have all of this to hand? That's fine — send what you have and we'll fill in the rest at the site visit.

Prepare your details

Bathroom renovation checklist.

Bathrooms quote very differently depending on layout, soil stack and water pressure. Tick the items that apply to your project, then add the selected ones to your quote — only the ticked items are sent, so the form stays focused on what actually matters for your job.

1. 01

   Existing layout & what's staying

   The starting point for any bathroom — knowing what's fixed and what's flexible.

   • Room dimensions (length, width, ceiling height) and whether there's a window.
   • Current fittings: bath, shower, basin, WC, bidet — and which are staying or going.
   • Whether you want the layout kept as-is, lightly tweaked, or fully reconfigured.
   • Any non-negotiables — e.g. keeping the bath, walk-in shower, double basin, etc.
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2. 02

   Soil stack, waste & water supply

   These constrain what can move where — and often drive the build cost.

   • Approximate position of the soil stack / SVP (where the WC currently waste-pipes to).
   • Whether you want to relocate the WC, basin or shower — and roughly where to.
   • Hot water source: combi boiler, system boiler with cylinder, or unvented cylinder.
   • Mains pressure feel (strong, average, weak) — important for showers and rainheads.
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3. 03

   Waterproofing, tiling & finishes

   Knowing the finish level helps us spec tanking, substrates and tile lead-times.

   • Wet-room style (fully tanked, level-access shower) or a traditional tray + enclosure.
   • Tile preference — porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, large-format, or microcement.
   • Floor type underneath (concrete, suspended timber, screed) if you know it.
   • Underfloor heating: wanted, not wanted, or already installed.
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4. 04

   Ventilation, lighting & electrics

   Bathrooms have stricter zoning rules — the more we know, the safer the spec.

   • Existing extractor fan: yes / no / unsure — and whether it actually clears the steam.
   • Lighting wanted: spotlights, mirror lighting, task lighting over the basin, mood lighting.
   • Heated towel rail or radiator — electric only, plumbed, or dual-fuel.
   • Shaver socket, demister mirror, or any smart features (heated mirror, Bluetooth).
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5. 05

   Accessibility & how it'll be used

   A family bathroom, an en-suite or a level-access wet-room all quote very differently.

   • Who'll use it day-to-day (couple, family with young kids, multi-generational household).
   • Whether step-free / level-access is needed now or future-proofing for later.
   • Storage needs — vanity unit, tall cabinet, recessed niches, mirror cabinet.
   • Any second-bathroom logistics: is this the only WC in the property during works?
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6. 06

   Budget, timing & decisions

   We won't hold you to a number — it just helps us suggest options.

   • Rough budget range or the level of finish you're aiming for (high street, mid, premium).
   • Target window for starting on site, and any hard deadlines (move-in, baby, holiday let).
   • Whether fittings are already chosen or you'd like a recommended supplier list.
   • Who the decision-makers are — useful so we send updates to the right people.
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Don't have all of this to hand? Untick what doesn't apply, or send what you have and we'll fill in the rest at the site visit.