Bathroom & Kitchen Retail Business for sale in United Kingdom

Review each signed order for selling price, specification, deposit, supplier cost, installation labour and remaining work. Recalculate expected margin after price changes, design amendments and remedial visits, excluding enquiries and quotations not contractually accepted.

Reconcile deposits to named contracts, goods ordered, installation stage and cancellation terms. Separate cash already spent from funds needed to complete each job, agreeing responsibility for refunds, VAT, warranties and unfinished pre-completion obligations.

Review dealer status, display requirements, discounts, rebates, credit limits, lead times and change-of-control clauses by brand. Confirm continuity directly where permitted, then model margin without annual bonuses dependent on the seller's historic volume.

Match installers, plumbers, electricians and fitters to open orders, qualifications, insurance and written terms. Compare subcontractor status with working practice, defect history and availability, ensuring the business can complete sold projects after the owner leaves.

Inventory displays, samples, appliances, software, licences and customer designs by ownership and condition. Confirm supplier contributions and removal obligations, discounting obsolete ranges and software access that cannot transfer to your operating entity.

Examine measurement errors, missing parts, water damage, electrical faults, delays, refunds and warranty work by project. Reconcile outstanding complaints to provisions, and retain complete surveys, specifications, approvals and subcontractor evidence for every live warranty.