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How it works

Six stages from our first conversation to handover. We take time to understand your brief and refine the design before work begins.

01

Your first consultation

Your first consultation at our office is free. We discuss your requirements, how you want to use the space and the budget you have in mind.

Week 0
  • Office consultation
  • Requirement list
  • Budget range
02

Concept and cost, together

We develop the design alongside an indicative budget, giving you time to review the options and refine the direction before execution.

Weeks 1–3
  • Floor plans
  • Material boards
  • Indicative costing
03

Drawings and 3D

Every room modelled and rendered, every joinery item drawn. You approve what you can see.

Weeks 3–5
  • 3D views of each room
  • Working drawings
  • Two revision rounds
04

Itemised quote and booking

Scope-wise costing rather than one number, so you can see what each part of the job carries — and take something out if you need to.

Week 5
  • Scope-wise costing
  • Payment schedule
  • Slot confirmed
  • Vendor briefing
05

Execution

Our team builds it and our architect supervises it. You get progress updates rather than silence.

Weeks 6–14
  • Weekly site visits
  • Progress photographs
  • Quality checks at each trade
06

Handover

Snag list closed, everything working, keys back to you.

Final week
  • Snag list closed
  • Warranties
  • As-built drawings

What you can count on

One point of contact

Maanasa runs the design and is on site for the execution. There is no account manager in between.

No surprise costs

Scope-wise costing and a payment schedule tied to stages, agreed before anything is ordered.

Warranty on works

A closed snag list, warranties on the joinery and services, and as-built drawings at handover.

Your first consultation at our office is free.

Meet us at the Bryck Red office to discuss your requirements, ideas and budget. There is no obligation to proceed.

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