Photos and videos

Keep dated photos, short videos, marked plans and agreed client instructions together by job and area, in your normal job records. Each item below links to the step it comes from.

• Before-work condition“Photograph existing damage and the condition of the work areas.”Stage 6: Protect the site
• Wide / context views“Take a wide photo showing location and a close-up showing the measurement or clash.”Stage 3: Deal with discrepancies on site
• Close-ups“Take dated overview photos of each area and close-ups of defects, service positions, measurements and completed corrections.”Stage 7: Keep your own photos and videos
• Measurements“A close-up showing the measurement or clash.”Stage 3: Deal with discrepancies on site
• Services“Mark and photograph wrong points; confirm the responsible electrician's correction before fitting.”Stage 4: Electrical and LED points
• Damage and shortages“Photograph shortages and incorrect goods before altering or installing them.”Stage 6: Count and inspect before fitting
• Goods on delivery“Take photographs before goods are altered or fitted.”Stage 5: Check goods on delivery
• Completed corrections“Keep them by job and area so you can refer back to what you actually saw.”Stage 7: Keep your own photos and videos
• Worktop readiness“Take clear photos showing the complete worktop area and relevant details.”Stage 8: Confirm readiness with photographs
• Final work“Take final photographs and short operation videos where useful.”Stage 8: Inspect the finished areas
• Operation / walkthrough videos“Use a short walkthrough video to show layout, access or a problem that photographs do not explain clearly.”Stage 2: Keep useful site records
• Operation videos during fitting“Use short videos to demonstrate drawer/door operation, clashes or the route through a room.”Stage 7: Keep your own photos and videos