Our way of thinking about cooking
If a description is ambiguous, point out the part of the kitchen it refers to and ask what operations it includes. A preparation can affect the support and a finish can affect the visible finish. Relating both to the real place allows us to understand the work without depending solely on the name that a line receives within the proposal.
Tell us about your kitchen
Choose the type of renovation and the approximate size. Then write to us or fill out the form.
How we shape your kitchen at Vélez-Málaga
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Listen and measure
An ambiguous item needs explanation before its scope is accepted.
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Layout and materials
What features of the kitchen would you like to preserve.
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Written proposal
How appliances are integrated into new furniture.
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Assembly and inspection
Where special finishes are needed on doors and sides.
Keep exclusions close to work
It is important to identify which pieces are preserved and which actions correspond to another work. In quote you can order those conditions to review the scope. Comparison with another option should include the same edges and preparations, especially if one of them includes disassembly or connections that the other leaves pending.
Link the doubts with the affected decision
An uncertainty about the support can modify the fixation of a cabinet; another on one appliance can change its gap. Consult furniture assembly to relate parts, supports and adjustments. These checks should remain visible until the necessary data are known to define the work that would actually be carried out.