Locations

Most of our work sits along the coast and on the islands, where the majority of villas and second homes are. We also take projects in Bangkok and further north, and distance on its own is rarely the thing that decides whether a job makes sense. Access does. A ground-floor villa four hours away is often simpler than a condominium twenty minutes from the workshop with one service lift and a two-hour window to use it. Tell us the address and the building type and we will tell you honestly how it works.

The parts that need someone in the room are the survey and the fitting. Everything between them, the drawings, the revisions, the material choices, happens just as well over a call and a shared set of plans, and a lot of our clients approve a design from another country entirely. What matters is that the measurements are taken properly at the start, because a kitchen is cut to those numbers and there is no adjusting on site. If you are buying off-plan or the property is still being built, tell us early rather than at the end.

Most condominium buildings here have rules about renovation work, and they are worth reading before anything is ordered rather than after. The usual ones: permitted working hours, which are often weekdays only, a deposit held by the juristic office, notice given to the management before the first delivery, and a booking for the service lift with a limit on how long you can hold it. None of it is difficult, but it sets the timetable, and a fitting that could take two days can take four if the lift is only available in the mornings. Ask the office early.