Decide what the room needs to do
Separate must-haves from nice-to-haves. A survey should establish whether changing the layout means moving drainage, strengthening a floor or opening a wall.
Complete renovations
A new room, planned as a whole.
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A useful scope.
A considered result.
Start with the layout, then resolve the materials, fittings and hidden work together. The installation plan should make responsibilities clear before the first tile comes off.
- Room survey and layout options
- Removal, preparation and coordinated fitting
- An agreed specification and handover checklist
Agree the whole scope
Record who supplies each product, the allowances for hidden work and how changes are priced. Keep removal, waste disposal, preparation and final decoration visible in the proposal.
A clear next step
What happens next?
Use the planner to capture your room, priorities, budget and timing. This service will be selected for you. Review and download the brief at the end.
This is a fictional company. The planner does not send enquiries, book visits or issue quotations.
Create a service briefWhat if the survey reveals extra work?
Pause to agree the options, cost and programme in writing before expanding the work. A concept brief is a starting point, not a fixed-price quotation.
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