How can designers profit from their clients?

Repair fraud is something that you have to deal with more and more. This is traded both by small one-day companies and by reputable organizations operating on the market for more than a year. For astronomical amounts they can untwist people who are engaged in solving their "housing problem", using mainly short-sightedness of customers.

Due to inexperience, money is overpaid by designers' clients quite often. This is explained by the fact that for the consumer information is often not provided in full. About a million rubles can be lost during the repair of a standard three-room apartment, whose area is sixty square meters. the cost of a design project is often not fully disclosed by studios. There are many fraudsters and one-day companies in this market. Overpriced can also be seen in furniture stores.

“Unclean” designers lure potential victims primarily with all kinds of promotions and discounts. Unpleasant consequences can be expected by a client who came solely because of cheapness and big discounts.

The desire to do it qualitatively, but at the same time as cheaply as possible is very justified, but it is precisely this that leads to serious overpayments. Cheap offers disperse quickly, while customers often don’t even look into the contract. A completed project may ultimately be impossible to implement. The buyer will not be able to buy the materials indicated there, and indeed they are not always prescribed. Too expensive laminate or inaccessible furniture hinder the implementation of the project, which managed to "save".

It is also worth considering that the design process in design studios is often not completely debugged. The selection of employees leaves much to be desired. Only one part of the project may not meet the necessary requirements, but in this case all the efforts of the rest of the people involved in its preparation will be nullified. It will be difficult to transfer the project to reality, estimates can grow at times.

Clients often choose materials and furniture together with the designer. One cannot trust too much in this matter, since inattentive customers can overpay a lot. Confidence in the designer is necessary, but it should not be redundant. It is important to keep track of the prices of the goods offered. From the designer it is worth asking at least two or three options for suppliers and types of material. This is the only way to make sure that the cost of goods and services does not turn out to be too high.