
Letting a team into your kitchen for a couple of days is a big ask, so it helps to know exactly what happens. Our process is the same on every job.
1. Consultation and colour selection
We assess your kitchen, agree the colour and finish, and confirm the price before anything is booked in.
2. Surface preparation
This is the part that decides how long the finish lasts. Everything is cleaned, degreased and sanded, and the rest of the room is masked and protected.
3. Professional spray application
Advanced spray equipment lays down even coats with no brush marks, with curing time between each coat.
4. Final inspection and completion
We check every door and edge, reassemble everything, and leave the room clean and tidy.
What you need to do
Clear the worktops and empty anything sitting on top of the units. That is it. Most kitchens are finished in 1 to 3 days and you can use the room again as soon as we confirm the coating has cured.
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