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Already mid kitchen renovation? Organise checklist, quotes and costs

Bring your existing quotes, purchases, delivery dates and unfinished decisions into one project, without starting again.

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Example trail

Scattered pieces, one project view

Quotes in emails
Supplier figures arrive in different threads and formats.
Open site questions
Measurements and trade questions stay beside the decisions they affect.
Deliveries moving
Changing dates sit with products, checklist lines and Spending records.

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When this page helps

Familiar mid-renovation pressure points

You do not need every document before you create a project. Start with what you can see today, then deepen the record as answers arrive.

Orders already placed
Cabinets, appliances or worktops may be committed while other decisions are still open.
Quotes scattered across emails
Figures arrive in different threads and formats, so comparing them later becomes harder.
Some items have arrived
Deliveries, storage notes and remaining lead times need to sit beside the products they belong to.
Decisions have changed
An earlier shortlist may no longer match the live specification on site.
Work has begun
Fitters and suppliers need a clearer view of what is settled and what still needs an answer.
Planned and actual spending diverge
Confirmed purchases need their own record beside planning figures, not one merged total.

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A practical catch-up sequence

Reveal each step when you are ready. Mark what is already bought, fitted, waiting for delivery, no longer needed or still to decide.

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A catch-up sequence you can follow at your own pace

You do not need a perfect archive before you start. Reveal the next step when you are ready to bring another part of the renovation into one clearer record.

Record the real current stage

Note whether you are still comparing quotes, waiting on deliveries, mid fit or near finishing, so the project opens with the right emphasis.

List what is fixed, ordered, delivered and installed

Mark settled checklist lines and product statuses so completed work stays visible instead of disappearing into old emails.

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What is settled

Mark fixed decisions, orders and completed checklist lines so progress stays visible.

What is still open

Keep supplier, trade and spending questions beside the lines they affect.

What comes next

Use the project record to discuss the near-term decisions with the people doing the work.

Pocketa organises the homeowner record. Payment stays with the retailer. It does not replace trades or certify the site sequence.

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Where to go next

Use the specialist pages once the record exists

This page is the recovery path. Checklist, product sourcing and Spending each have their own specialist page once you know which part of the record needs attention.

Overview of kitchen renovation process stages

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Create the workspace, answer setup questions and mark what is already sorted.

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Checklist

See how statuses and notes keep settled work and open questions visible.

Open checklist

Product sourcing

Bring catalogue shortlists, partner discounts and bought-elsewhere purchases into the same trail.

Open product sourcing

Cost organiser

Rebuild planned lines beside recorded purchases without combining them.

Open cost organiser

Planning guide or catch-up workflow?

Broader planning guide

The Project Library guide on starting a kitchen renovation still helps if you want wider planning context, including people who join after work has begun.

How to start planning a kitchen renovation

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Dedicated catch-up workflow

Use this page when the job is recovery: rebuild one project record from the pieces already in play, then continue with checklist, sourcing and Spending.

Or open the kitchen renovation planner

Still working out a planning range before you deepen the record? Start with the free kitchen cost estimator.

Primary next step

Create a project from where you are now

Answer setup questions, mark what is already sorted and keep the open decisions visible as the renovation continues.

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