Kitchen Project Management Nottingham

• Sequencing and booking every trade the renovation needs - joiners, plumbers, electricians, gas engineers, plasterers, tilers and decorators - so each one starts only once the previous stage is genuinely finished
• Ordering, tracking and checking cabinets, worktops and appliances against the agreed specification before they're signed for on site
• On-site quality checks at each stage rather than a single inspection once everything's boxed in
• A single point of contact who deals with suppliers and tradespeople on your behalf instead of you fielding calls from each one
• Liaising with building control where structural work such as removing a wall is involved, and keeping the paperwork trail for it
• A written agreement before work starts, and a formal sign-off with a written installation warranty once it's finished

• The build itself - materials, cabinets, worktops and appliances - is quoted and costed separately from the coordination work, so your written quotation sets both out clearly
• Structural alterations such as removing a load-bearing wall need their own building regulations application, and sometimes a structural engineer's calculations, arranged as part of the project rather than assumed as standard
• Managing trades or suppliers sourced independently, outside the project, sits outside the standard service - worth raising at the initial visit if that's your situation
• Kitchens with us typically start from around £5,000 for design, supply and installation together; a full write-up of what a smaller job would cost needs a site visit

The point where most self-managed kitchen renovations lose time isn't the trades themselves, it's the handover between them. A plasterer can't skim neatly around cabinets that haven't been fitted yet; a stone worktop can't be templated until the units are in, scribed and level; and appliances can't go in until that worktop's been cut and jointed. Get that order wrong, or leave each trade to work out for itself when the last one actually finished, and a job that should take three weeks stretches to six, with tradespeople standing idle or booked elsewhere when you need them. We plan that sequence before the first fitter turns up: our own plumbers only start first-fix once the layout's confirmed, plastering only starts once carcasses are fixed and level, and worktop templating is booked for the day the units go in rather than guessed weeks in advance. If a delivery runs late or a trade has to come back to fix a snag, that's a scheduling problem for us to absorb rather than something that lands back on you to chase up.

A managed kitchen project means several site visits, not one - the initial survey, a check partway through once first fix is done, and final sign-off - so how easily we can get back to a property matters as much as its postcode. We're based in Nottingham and run projects across Greater Nottingham (West Bridgford, Wollaton, Beeston, Arnold and Sneinton), out to Mansfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Stapleford in Nottinghamshire, and Derby, Long Eaton, Alfreton and Heanor in Derbyshire - roughly a 15-20 mile radius reaching towards Chesterfield and the Derbyshire border. A good number of our Lace Market and city-centre projects are Victorian terraces or converted apartments, where a structural change can mean liaising with building control over uneven period floors and older foundations - something a newer build further out rarely needs. Properties along the NET tram corridor through Beeston and Clifton are just as easy for us to reach for those repeat visits, from the first trade booking through to the final one.

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