The structural work on a renovation gets the attention, but it’s usually the small finishing details that decide whether a space feels genuinely complete: skirting boards mitred properly at corners, sockets and switches aligned and at a consistent height, and paint lines that are actually straight.
Lighting is another area where small decisions add up — a room with just one central ceiling light rarely feels as good as the same room with a mix of ambient, task and accent lighting, even at a similar overall cost.
We build snagging and finishing time into every project schedule rather than treating it as an afterthought, because it’s the difference between a job that’s “basically done” and one that actually feels done.
