The kitchen connection
A fixture-service concept for a sink, faucet, and disposal with accessible connections.
Inside the scope ＋
Separate fixture selection from shutoff condition, drain alignment, and any cabinet repair.
FROM POSSIBILITY TO PLAN
The details.
The bigger picture.
Illustrative project studies connect an idea to a useful scope. Explore the possibilities, constraints and decisions behind the design.
A FEW POSSIBILITIES
See the thinking.
Picture the possibilities.
Illustrative project studies. These are design directions and sample briefs, not claims of completed customer work.
Explore a similar direction
Know what is behind the wall
A repiping conversation focused on access, isolation, and restoration.
Inside the scope ＋
Document affected areas and the assumptions that need confirmation before pricing.
SCOPE NOTES / 01
Drains: clearing or investigating?
A first-time single-fixture stoppage differs from repeat backups or multiple affected fixtures.
- Fixture and location
- Recurring symptoms
- Accessible cleanouts
- Inspection recommendation
SCOPE NOTES / 02
Leaks: locate, scope, restore
Discuss the likely source, access plan, and responsibility for restoring finishes.
- Visible symptoms
- Access conditions
- Repair options
- Restoration exclusions
SCOPE NOTES / 03
Hot water: compare the whole scope
A useful replacement plan goes beyond the price of the tank.
- Capacity and fuel
- Venting and access
- Permit responsibility
- Disposal and commissioning
A SIMPLE PATH FORWARD
A good beginning.
A clear next step.
Describe
Tell us what you notice and where.
Diagnose
Separate the symptom from the likely cause.
Decide
Review the proposed scope before the next step.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER