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01  Why a quote is a specification02  What we work from03  What follows an enquiry04  Measured on site05  Sending what you have
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What a quote is made ofScope, layout, cabinetry, benchtop, splashback, services — priced line by line

A quote is a specification, not a single figure

Behind every kitchen figure sits a list: a carcass material, a door finish, a benchtop and its edge, a splashback and the height it runs to, hardware, and whether the sink and cooktop stay where they are. Change one line and the figure moves with it. The more precisely those lines are described before pricing, the less a quote has to guess.

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What we work from

Read the two columns as a pair. On the left is what you can tell us now, even roughly. On the right is what each of those answers settles in the drawings, and then in the price.

What you send

Whether the kitchen is replaced outright, or refaced with new doors, benchtops and hardware.A photograph or two of the room as it stands.Where the sink, cooktop and fridge sit today.Any material already decided — a door finish, a stone, a tile.Appliances you intend to keep.Roughly when you would like the work to happen.
Read across

None of it is a commitment. A rough position on each line is enough for us to answer with the questions that actually decide scope, well before anyone measures.

What it decides

Whether the quote carries demolition, services and new joinery, as in a full renovation, or only the parts you touch.How much can be answered honestly before a site measure.Whether plumbing, gas and power hold their positions or move.Which benchtop and splashback lines are already closed.The openings, clearances and cut-outs the cabinetry is drawn around.How early the selections have to be settled for that order to hold.
Bright minimalist white kitchen with flat-panel cabinetry, black linear handles, pale marble-effect backsplash and benchtops, induction cooktop, concealed rangehood, and timber flooring.
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What follows an enquiry

An enquiry starts the first four stages of the same twelve-stage sequence every kitchen follows. Nothing is ordered and nothing is cut until the drawings and the material schedule are agreed in writing.

01  ConsultationScope, constraints and what the room has to do.02  MeasureOn-site dimensions, service positions and access checked.03  DesignLayout and joinery drawn, then the documentation resolved.04  QuotePriced against the schedule, with each line named.
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Measured on site

OpeningsWall to wall, window returns, and how square the corners really areCeilingHeight taken at each corner, since full-height joinery depends on the worst oneServicesExisting waste, gas and power positions, and what moving them involvesAccessDoor widths, stairs and turns — the path a stone slab has to travelAppliancesModel dimensions and clearances, not category sizes
Why it matters

Photographs and rough dimensions are enough to talk sensibly about scope and materials. A site measure is what turns that conversation into cabinetry that fits a Bentleigh floor plan with walls built to no particular standard.

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Send what you have

Half a schedule is a good start. Tell us the room, the scope you have in mind and any material you have already decided; the rest can be worked out together. The form below reaches us directly. Kitchens are planned across Bentleigh, Bentleigh East, Brighton East, Hampton East, Moorabbin, McKinnon and Ormond.

Enquiry formSend it from this page — the room, the scope, and anything already chosen

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