Mr & Mrs Thomas

...Caroline then visited us at our home where she was mostly interested in understanding our lifestyle; interesting approach! When we met a couple of weeks later, she had prepared a couple of fully detailed designs that were directly linked to the way we live and our aspirations in the future (ie "I fitted two 600 mm cupboards on the island so if you want to bring an extra fridge in the future - when you start your home catering business - you can just slot them in, and I will make sure the power feed is there too"). In short, all other kitchen suppliers we approached were drawing on a computer in front of us, asking: "which cupboard do you want were". Caroline took it back to lifestyle & aspirations and went away doing proper designer work (yes he had listen carefully all that time and taken notes). The difference in approach made it obvious straight away that the the final result would be clearly beyond what anyone else had proposed. “

I was expecting to have to argue with contractors on the quality and finish of the jobs... I was just wrong. All the trades that Aristocraft had contracted were just 5 stars, experts at what they were doing. The best ever job at plastering (team of circa 5 people, thanks Luke!) meaning we just painted straight on at the end. The fitting of the kitchen was just precise, clean and very well executed (thanks Steve!). The granite worktop is of a very high quality and fitted perfectly. The Electrical work was done very thoughtfully and cleanly, executed in no time (thanks Maarc!). The carpentry work is just perfect (thanks Danny). The painting work was just spotless, very clean and precise (thanks Tom). All in all, great people (to meet) doing some great work. You can see how much these guys care about getting the work done well when you look at them working and when it's all done and you look at the finished product.

Enough said... one last word, because good businesses doing good work only happens when the man at the top carries the right values (great product, great people, great processes)... THANK YOU Glyn Davies!