Before committing to an interior project, ask questions that make responsibilities and deliverables clear. This is a practical project checklist, not legal advice; seek appropriate advice if you need a contract interpreted.
What exactly will I receive?
Ask which rooms and work categories are included. Confirm drawing deliverables, review stages, material selections and whether execution is part of the appointment.
Request a written exclusions list. Furniture shown in a rendering should not be assumed included unless it appears in the scope.
How are materials and quantities defined?
Ask for dimensions, measurement units, board specifications, finish codes and hardware models. Confirm how alternatives are proposed if an approved product is unavailable.
Check whether final measurements will be completed before manufacturing and who is accountable for those measurements.
What happens when something changes?
Ask how owner-requested revisions are priced and how execution errors are corrected. Require the cost and timing effect of a variation to be recorded before approval.
Find out which decisions must be final before ordering or manufacturing begins.
Who manages the work and payments?
Identify the design contact, site supervisor and escalation contact. Ask which deliverable is associated with each payment stage.
Review the stated start condition, completion dependencies and the process for notifying you of delays. Understand booking and cancellation terms before paying.
How will the project be handed over?
Ask who inspects completed work, how snags are recorded and when they should be closed. Confirm the documents you receive and the process for after-sales requests.
Read relevant warranty exclusions rather than relying only on a headline duration.
Keep the answers with the agreement
Make sure the scope, drawings and specifications refer to the same approved version. Save written clarifications alongside the signed documents so the project team can use them during execution.
Frequently asked questions
Are verbal promises enough?
Record important commitments in the agreed project documents. This makes expectations easier to verify and manage.
Should I sign if several details are unresolved?
Ask how those details will be confirmed and priced. Do not mistake provisional allowances or early concepts for a final agreed specification.
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