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A clear process, from scoping to installation

Every project moves forward with a defined sequence to reduce grey areas, validate decisions at the right time and protect the final quality.

Dilamco process for a custom project

A single working logic to better frame decisions and execution

What the process protects in practice

The goal isn't to add steps. The goal is to keep the project clear, executable and consistent from start to finish.

Clearer scope
We clarify what's included, what needs to be validated and what could slow the project down.
  • Constraints identified earlier
  • Priorities better ranked
  • Fewer grey areas along the way
Choices locked in better
Structural decisions are made before fabrication, not in reaction.
  • Plans and configuration validated
  • Materials and finishes confirmed
  • Trade-offs made before production
More stable fabrication
A well-launched production relies on stable information and clean scoping.
  • Fewer avoidable reworks
  • More predictable execution
  • Better consistency between pieces
Better-controlled installation
Installation goes more smoothly when the project sequence has been properly prepared.
  • Cleaner coordination on site
  • More precise adjustments
  • Simpler final inspection

The main steps of a Dilamco project

The scope varies by project, but the logic stays the same: scope, validate, produce, install.

1
Initial scoping
We understand the space, the scope, the site constraints, the level of expectation and the target timeline.
2
Design and configuration
We structure the layout, the functions, the dimensions and the choices that influence the final result.
3
Material selection
We confirm panels, hardware, finishes and details based on real use and the durability sought.
4
Validation before production
The essential decisions are locked in before launching fabrication to reduce reworks.
5
Fabrication
Custom production starts from a stable base, which protects consistency and precision.
6
Installation and finishing
Installation, adjustments and the final inspection serve to deliver a clean, consistent result.

What helps move faster

A good start mostly speeds up the validations. A few simple pieces of information are enough to frame the discussion properly.

AreaType of spaceScopePriorities
Useful information from the first conversation
  • 1The type of space and the project location
  • 2The real scope: design only, custom, renovation or coordination
  • 3The priorities: timeline, storage, durability, aesthetics or budget
  • 4Photos, basic measurements or inspiration if available
  • 5Building or site constraints when they exist

Useful pages to go further

Depending on where you are, these pages help you better understand the method, the services and the technical choices.

Design service

To understand how we structure the choices before fabrication.

PlansConfiguration
Fabrication service

To see how production fits into the overall project.

ProductionCustom
Installation service

To understand installation, adjustments and on-site finishing.

InstallationAdjustments
Turnkey renovation

When the project requires coordinating more than the cabinets.

CoordinationRelated work
Materials

To compare the options and understand what really changes durability.

PanelsHardware
Projects

To see concrete projects and the expected level of finish.

ReferencesExecution

FAQ - process

Quick answers to the questions that come up most often before starting.

Need to scope a project cleanly before moving forward?

We help you clarify the scope, the priorities and the best sequence to launch a custom project with fewer surprises.