Conceptual image of a boutique with bronze showcases, stone portals and integrated warm lighting

Caring for what makes your boutique distinctive

Lighting, finishes and furniture, cared for with the attention your brand demands

Before opening, we inspect store areas according to the programme agreed with the brand. A report is generated bringing together the work description, photographs, signatures, verification and approval.

  • Visits before opening
  • Documented inspections
  • Store-by-store follow-up

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Conceptual image of drawers and fittings being inspected in a jewellery showcase
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General Maintenance

Area-by-area inspection of the façade, finishes, paintwork, furniture, glass, mirrors and doors, across the sales floor, stockroom and service areas.

Electrical Maintenance

Inspection of lighting, electrical installations and regulated power circuits. Each item’s condition and any issues requiring correction are recorded.

Corrective Maintenance

Attention to specific work reported by the store. The report documents completed work, observations, photographic evidence and verification and approval signatures.

Major work is scheduled at night, with a separate quotation and client approval.

A cycle with a clear record

From access to approval, each visit follows a documented process. The brand’s forms bring together inspected areas, issues, completed work and evidence to support ongoing maintenance.

  1. Scheduling and access

    Visits are scheduled for each store at the agreed frequency and scope. Access permits are arranged for work before opening.

  2. Visit details

    The report identifies the store, service type, assigned person, start and completion dates, and whether maintenance is inside or outside.

  3. Area inspections

    For general and electrical maintenance, items on the brand’s form are inspected and their condition is recorded as Good or Requires correction.

  4. Issues and replacement parts

    Items requiring correction are documented with an issue number, observations and, where applicable, the quantity and description of required parts.

  5. Work and evidence

    A description of completed work and photographs document the intervention. Corrective maintenance is recorded against its specific scope.

  6. Verification and approval

    The report includes service verification, store manager approval and the corresponding signatures for visit follow-up.