Ask who actually builds the kitchen
Ask who is responsible for measurements, the final design, installation and aftercare, and request those responsibilities in writing. Compare the scope and warranty terms as well as the price. A clear point of contact is useful, but it does not replace a detailed agreement before work starts.
Ask what happens before you pay anything
If a company wants a deposit before they've even measured your kitchen, that's worth questioning. A free, no-obligation quote and measuring visit should cost you nothing — it's a red flag if it doesn't.
Ask for a real timeline, not a vague one
"A few weeks" isn't a timeline. Ask for a specific week-by-week plan, including what happens if materials are delayed. A company that's built kitchens in your specific area before — apartment or villa — should be able to give you a realistic answer immediately.
Ask to see finished work, not just renders
Ask to see photographs of completed kitchens and confirm which work they document. Look for details of the materials, scope and installation rather than relying only on an attractive image. Our gallery provides visual references to discuss when planning your own kitchen.