Index — this page
01 What is useful to tell us
Written before anyone measures
02 Send your enquiry
One form, one action
03 What follows your enquiry
Consultation, measure, design, quote
04 Where we work
Moorabbin and the bayside suburbs
Measure book — the enquiry page
Request a kitchen renovation quote
A kitchen is quoted in the room, with a tape in hand. Before that, it begins here — with what you can describe from the kitchen you already stand in every morning: the suburb, the shape of the room, and the thing it keeps failing to do.
Write as much or as little as you have. A paragraph is enough to start. A fuller description — what the kitchen is now, the budget you have in mind, when you would like the work to happen — lets the first conversation be about your room rather than about kitchens in general.
Field note
The more the page knows beforehand, the shorter the visit needs to be.
Kitchen renovations across Moorabbin VIC and the surrounding bayside suburbs — design through to handover.
Reference photograph: two people taking a panel dimension together, mounting holes already drilled — the moment a written enquiry becomes a set of millimetres.
Field label — why we visit
No photograph shows where the waste pipe leaves the wall.
A written enquiry sets the brief and the scale. The measure settles everything the brief cannot see — wall condition, floor level, ceiling height, where the services already run and how much of that can sensibly move.
Field label — the brief
Say what annoys you daily. That sentence usually decides the layout.
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What is useful to tell us
The enquiry asks for a name, an email address and a message — those three are required. A phone number, the suburb the kitchen is in, a subject line, a budget range and a rough timeframe are optional context, and each one you fill in makes the first reply more specific. Only the message takes any thought.
The suburb matters more than it looks. Housing stock in Moorabbin, Highett and Bentleigh repeats itself — the mid-century galley with a side door, the L-shape opening onto a rear extension, the single-line kitchen in a bayside unit. Knowing which one you are likely in tells us what usually constrains it before we have seen a single wall.
Photographs are worth more than any paragraph. A wide shot from the doorway, one along the bench and one of the wall you would most like to change describe a room faster than measurements do. You do not need them to send an enquiry — keep them for the consultation, or say in your message that you have them.
A budget range is not a commitment. It decides which conversation is worth having: a makeover that keeps sound carcasses and changes what you touch, or a complete renovation that starts from a stripped room. If you are unsure which of those you want, say so — that is a legitimate brief, and it is what the design stage exists to resolve.
Measure book — page one of your kitchen
Send your enquiry
One form, one action. It goes straight to us and nowhere else.
Write it the way you would say it standing in the room.
What follows your enquiry
STAGE 01
Consultation
A conversation about the room and the brief — how the kitchen is used, what has to change, what can stay. Nothing is drawn yet.
STAGE 02
Measure
The room recorded properly: dimensions, levels, ceiling height, window and door positions, and where water, gas, waste and power currently sit.
STAGE 03
Design
Layout, cabinetry configuration, appliance and service positions, surfaces and finishes resolved on paper. How the design stage works.
STAGE 04
Quote
Costed against the design rather than an estimate in the air — then the remaining eight stages of the build sequence.
Field label — reading first
If you are still deciding
An enquiry written after an hour of reading is a better enquiry.
Kitchen renovation services
The twelve services, from complete renovations to makeovers, and which one a brief usually lands in.
Our 12-step renovation process
Consultation through to handover, with what each stage decides and what it locks in.
Kitchen Guides
Costs, layouts, cabinetry, benchtops, splashbacks, storage and lighting, written in plain terms.
What drives kitchen renovation costs
Read this before settling on the budget range you put in the form.
Kitchen layouts explained
Galley, L-shape and island — and how to recognise which one your room already is.
Where we work
Moorabbin
Highett · Hampton East · Bentleigh · Bentleigh East · Cheltenham · Mentone · Heatherton
If your suburb sits between those names, put it in the form anyway and we will tell you plainly whether it is within reach. See the full service areas, or if you would rather ask a question before sending a brief, use the contact page.
Field note — coverage
The suburb tells us the house type before it tells us the distance.
Naming it in the form lets the first conversation begin with the room you are likely to have — the mid-century galley, the L-shape opening onto a rear extension, the single-line kitchen in a bayside unit — rather than with kitchens in general.