• A wardrobe, a bookcase, a door handlea dimensioned drawing
• A bathroom, a kitchen, a living roomwall by wall
• Reorganising a floor or a flatsurvey, plans, works
• Renovating, insulating, extending a housefrom sketch to site

Because several trades work in the same space. A shared drawing avoids rework, wrong heights and quotes that cannot be compared.

• One plan for the floor layer, the joiner, the window fitter and the electrician.
• Heights settled on paper: floor, thresholds, skirting boards, window sills.
• The right order: nothing that has just been installed gets taken apart.
• Materials that go together, checked before ordering.
• Comparable quotes: everyone prices the same description.
• Payments that match the work: a reported defect is corrected before payment.

No solution before seeing the property. An extension, an extra room: the request often arrives in the form of a solution.

A young couple buys a house in need of refreshing, energy rating F. They ask for a larger kitchen and an indoor toilet. The project becomes: an extension for the kitchen, a ground-floor toilet, a dressing room, and the attic converted into two bedrooms, a study and a bathroom. A request for a kitchen led to a wider question: how should the whole house live?

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For each project, several answers: what changes, what you gain, what it costs. We recommend one option and say why.

Before drawing, we check what is possible, including the rules for the property and the existing building.