Take the room samples and a kitchen sketch
Bring your room sketch and the samples you use to judge color: cabinets, floor and wall paint. Write down whether the island will match the perimeter. We organize the visit agenda around those visible room decisions.
Compare stone, edge and finish decisions
Ask which stone, edge and finish choices are available for your project. Record the actual material name and your questions about the full slab. Treat pictures as a starting point for the selection discussion.
Ask which choices affect fabrication and the written scope
Ask which choices change the quoted fabrication or installed scope. Confirm how a material decision becomes a recorded slab and layout approval. Keep the appointment instructions and the next action with your selection notes.
Keep the next step clear.
Use your checklist to keep open decisions beside the work they affect. Confirm the complete scope and price before booking.