Step 1
Initial discussion
Align on what you are renovating, what joinery you need first, and what a sensible sequence looks like for your flat or house.
You typically provide
A short note on property type (HDB, condo, or landed), rough timeline, and any constraints from your designer or main contractor.
We typically handle
Straightforward questions so we understand priorities, wet zones, services, and access — especially in towers with service yards and AC ledges.
Step 2
Layout, floor plan, and site needs
Turn sketches and photos into a shared picture of the space before anyone commits to dimensions on paper.
You typically provide
Floor plan or marked-up plan (even a photo export is fine), photos of the rooms, and known changes to walls or services if you already have them.
We typically handle
A clear read of circulation, services, and storage intent so we do not propose joinery that fights your layout or renovation programme.
Step 3
Scope and material direction
Define what is in and out of the joinery package, and settle the material band that matches budget and humidity expectations.
You typically provide
Must-haves versus nice-to-haves, finish preferences, and how you want to compare quotes (apples-to-apples scope).
We typically handle
Written direction on scope boundaries, typical carcass and edge defaults, and hardware levels — so quotation clarity does not depend on guesswork.
Step 4
Site measurement and confirmation
Confirm field conditions before fabrication — the step that prevents most avoidable surprises at installation.
You typically provide
Site access as coordinated with your renovation schedule; any last-minute M&E or tiling updates that affect cabinetry lines.
We typically handle
Measured checks against the agreed layout, level and plumb notes, and practical sequencing with your site team where needed.
Step 5
Production and coordination
Lock shop drawings and production slots so site readiness and delivery stay in the same conversation.
You typically provide
Timely sign-off on details that affect lead time, and visibility on when the space will actually be ready to receive cabinets.
We typically handle
Fabrication scheduling, protective packing assumptions, and coordination touchpoints so delivery is not chasing a half-ready site.
Step 6
Installation and handover
Complete the installation sequence safely, adjust doors and panels where the building demands it, and leave you with a concise handover.
You typically provide
Reasonable access during the agreed window, and a quick walkthrough so we can note any snags while the team is still on site.
We typically handle
Disciplined install habits, tidy protection, and a short checklist so you know what was completed and what sits with other trades.