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Kitchen job photo protocol
Photo protocol
A shot list the crew can finish in minutes: before, concealed work, progress, and handover.
- Who it is for
- Field technicians who should not have to invent what “enough photos” means.
- What you leave with
- A job record the office can search without asking anyone to forward images.
What is on the list
Before work
- Four corners of the kitchen plus adjacent flooring
- Existing damage, stains, and appliance marks
- Services as found (valves, sockets, waste)
- Access route into the dwelling
During install
- Walls and floor after strip-out
- Services before they are enclosed
- Carcass layout before doors
- Worktop template or measure with a tape in frame
Handover
- Each finished elevation from a consistent standpoint
- Appliance serial labels
- Seals, joints, and junctions close-up
- Clean site and any remaining snags
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We send nothing but this list. Your email is a lead for our team — the same form as contact — so we can follow up about running these checklists on the job.
Run the same lists on the job, not in a van folder
RenovateForce keeps kitchen projects, photos, notes, and digital checklists in one workspace for renovation companies.