Strip-out & preparation
Careful removal, substrate review and preparation for the agreed layout and specification.

Coordinated installation, specialist trades, tiling, lighting, joinery and finishing—planned as one room, not a collection of disconnected jobs.
Kitchens and bathrooms concentrate services, finishes and decisions into a small area. We organise the sequence so each trade can complete its part without compromising the next.
Careful removal, substrate review and preparation for the agreed layout and specification.
Coordination of plumbing, electrical and other specialist trades as required, followed by installation.
Surfaces, fitted elements, decoration and the interfaces that make the whole room feel intentional.

The practical programme depends on the existing room, product lead times, service changes and the chosen finish. We identify assumptions before work begins.
Timings are confirmed only after the site review, specification and product availability are understood. Unforeseen defects or service changes can alter the programme.
Both flagship projects show finished wet rooms and bespoke interiors delivered as part of a wider, coordinated scope.
Yes. We can review the information supplied and identify practical questions before the construction sequence is agreed.
The main layout, products and lead-time items should be sufficiently defined to protect the programme. We will identify decisions that can safely follow later.
Color World manages the construction sequence and coordinates the appropriate specialist trades required by the agreed scope.
It depends on condition, services, specification, lead times and access. A working programme follows the site review and agreed scope.
Photographs and product information help make the first conversation more specific. We aim to reply within one working day.