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How we work

The process is the proof.

Berco is a new brand. We don’t have a decade of photographed projects to point to. So instead of a slideshow, we show you exactly how your cabinetry is designed, made and installed, and we tell you the truth about your space before anything is built.

The honest part.

Our promise

What to expect from us

  • Realistic lead times, and what actually drives them.
  • Who your point of contact is, and when you’ll hear from us next.
  • What a material or finish can and can’t do.
  • The carcase and hardware we specify, before you commit.
  • What the site measurement costs, the project stages, and what happens after handover.

From first visit to handover.

The four stages
01

Discovery & Vision

We start at your space, not a showroom. A site visit to measure properly, around bulkheads, uneven walls and real ceiling heights, and a conversation about how you cook, store and live. The design consultation itself is free. The visit is paid and credited to the project, and we tell you what it costs before we book it.

02

Design Development

You see the layout in drawings and design references, with the real materials and hardware on the table. What each choice means for maintenance, durability and everyday use, not only how it looks. We revise until it is right before anything is ordered.

03

Production & Crafting

Your cabinetry is cut and finished on shared European production lines: multi-layer plywood carcases with aluminum kickboards, quartz surfaces, PUR and laser-sealed edges, and calibrated soft-close hardware. Made to the drawings you approved, then checked before it leaves.

04

Installation & Completion

One team installs: leveled, aligned, reveals kept consistent, hardware calibrated by hand. The site is cleaned, and everything is checked against our turnover standard before we hand it over.

Checked before turnover.

The Berco standard

Nothing is handed over until it clears the same check, every time.

LevelingAlignmentReveal consistencyHardware calibrationCleanlinessFinal check

The backing behind a new brand.

Berco is a brand of JBC UNLTD CORP, operating in the Philippines since 2017, with real experience coordinating, importing and installing premium home products. Offered as provenance, not as Berco’s own cabinetry portfolio.

The questions we get asked most.

Straight answers

Is the site visit free?

The design consultation is free. The site measurement visit is paid, and the amount is credited to your project when you go ahead. We tell you what it costs before we book it, so there is no surprise.

What happens during a Berco site visit?

We measure the room properly, around bulkheads, uneven walls and real ceiling heights, and we talk about how you cook, store and live in the space. That happens before a single drawing, because a render built on assumed dimensions is a render that will not fit.

What are Berco cabinets actually made of?

Multi-layer plywood carcases with aluminum kickboards, not particleboard. The plywood is pressed with German MDI adhesive and F4-Star rated, which means no added formaldehyde, and it is moisture-resistant. Surfaces are quartz, edges are PUR or laser-sealed, and the hinges and drawer runners are Austrian and German, calibrated by hand at installation.

Do I need to visit a showroom?

No. We start at your space rather than a showroom, because a kitchen only makes sense in the room it is going into. Real materials and hardware come to you during design development, so you can handle the finishes before choosing them.

What happens after the cabinets are installed?

Nothing is handed over until it clears the same check: leveling, alignment, reveal consistency, hardware calibration, cleanliness and a final walk-through. Doors and drawers move over time in any home, so if something needs adjusting afterwards, tell us and we come back for it.

Would you like us to review your space and guide you through the design process?

Book a design consultation →

The design consultation is free. The site measurement visit is paid, and credited to your project when you go ahead.