Kitchens and bathrooms combine finishes, fixtures, cabinetry, surfaces, ventilation, plumbing, electrical work, and scheduling. A clear scope is essential before demolition begins.
Remodeling scopes may include
- Selective demolition and protection of occupied areas
- Cabinet, vanity, trim, door, and finish-carpentry work
- Drywall, surface preparation, painting, and flooring
- Backsplash, wall finish, fixture, and accessory installation where applicable
- Coordination of qualified plumbing, electrical, and other trade-specific work
Decisions that should be made early
Layout, product dimensions, finish selections, lead times, appliance specifications, fixture locations, cabinet requirements, tile or surface details, storage, access, and temporary-use expectations all influence price and schedule. Nivel identifies outstanding selections and assumptions in writing.
How change control protects the project
Customer upgrades, product substitutions, layout changes, and concealed conditions can affect multiple trades. Changes are documented with the cost and scheduling impact before the added work proceeds.