The process of dealing with clients involves several stages, aiming to understand their needs, deliver solutions, and ensure satisfaction. Here's a generalized breakdown of the process:

Initial Contact and Discovery: The process begins with initial contact, where we learn about the client's project. This might involve an inquiry, meeting, or submission of project details. During this stage, the company gathers basic information about the client's requirements, preferences, budget, and timeline.

Consultation and Needs Assessment: A more in-depth meeting or consultation follows, where we delve deeper into the client's needs. Discussions cover objectives, functional requirements, design preferences, branding considerations, and any specific requests the client might have for the space.

Site Visit and Evaluation: A visit to the physical space earmarked for the fit-out helps us understand the site's layout, constraints, and potential. This visit allows us to assess the feasibility of the project and gather more accurate information for planning.

Proposal and Concept Presentation: Based on the gathered information, we develop a proposal outlining their understanding of the project, including design concepts, scope of work, estimated costs, and timelines. This proposal is presented to the client for review and discussion.

Refinement and Approval: The client might provide feedback or request adjustments to the proposal. we revise the proposal accordingly, addressing the client's concerns and refining the design and scope until he agrees on the final plan.

Contracting and Agreements: Once the proposal is approved, we enter into a formal agreement or contract that outlines the terms, responsibilities, timelines, payment schedules, and other essential details related to the project.

Project Execution: We commences work on the project according to the agreed-upon plan. This involves managing various aspects, including procurement, construction, installation, and coordination with subcontractors, ensuring adherence to timelines and quality standards.