Small
woodwork.
Before the
first visit.
Loose furniture can be discussed by email. Fixed joinery needs a view of the space and access.
Build your preparation listA clear route
from first look
to final fit.
Sample working process. The scope and timing are agreed for each job.
Show the piece
Share clear photos, the rough size and what has changed. Keep any loose parts.
Agree the scope
Discuss what to retain, what needs replacing and whether a visit is needed. Costs are confirmed before work starts.
Make room for the work
Prepare access and clear the immediate area. Keep the original finish and hardware in mind.
Check the fit together
Review movement, alignment and finish. Ask for care instructions specific to the materials used.
At the joint.
Original explanatory diagrams, illustrating possible work. These are fictional studies, not client projects.
A few practical
questions.
Can you tell what is possible from a photo?
A photo can help start the discussion. Concealed damage, fixings and movement may need to be checked in person before a scope is agreed.
Does every piece need a new finish?
No. A repair may keep its existing finish. The condition, the intended use and the outcome you want determine what to discuss.
Tell us what
needs doing.
A photo, rough dimensions and your area are a useful place to start. This is a sample business; contact details need replacing.
Prepare an inquiry