Supply-and-fit versus fitting-only sorted upfront
The receptionist asks the one question that changes everything about the quote, so callers aren't misrouted.
The caller who's bought a flat-pack kitchen and just needs it fitted gets treated the same as a full supply-and-fit enquiry if nobody asks the right question first. A layout change involving the sink and a wall needs proper scoping before any date can be discussed. And the household worried about weeks without a working kitchen wants reassurance about the timeline - three calls that need sorting properly, not guessed at.
Kitchen jobs are scoped with a design or quote visit rather than booked sight unseen - here's what the receptionist arranges.
The receptionist asks the one question that changes everything about the quote, so callers aren't misrouted.
Moving a sink, hob or wall gets flagged as needing a fuller design visit rather than a quick fitting-only chat.
Concerns about living without a kitchen during the work get acknowledged and passed to the fitter to plan around.
Full kitchen projects get a proper design and measure visit booked rather than a rushed phone estimate.
No. It's there to work out which one you actually need and pass that to the fitter - cost comparisons and recommendations always come from the fitter directly.
No. Timelines depend on the scale of the job and whether the layout is changing, so the receptionist notes what you've described and the fitter gives a realistic timeline at the design visit.
No. Kitchen pricing depends heavily on the layout, units and finish chosen, so a figure is only given after a design and quote visit.
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