FLIPPING AUSSIES · 21+ YEARS

Save $15–30K on
Your Kitchen Renovation.

Most Aussies pay $35K–$50K for a kitchen reno. The kitchen itself costs less than half of that. The rest is builder margin, project management, and trades you didn't shop around. This playbook removes all of it.

✓ Full Playbook✓ Tradie Scripts✓ Interactive App

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WHY I MADE THIS

A quick word from Jimmi.

Jimmi

Flipping Aussies · Queensland

I've been flipping houses in Queensland for 21 years. Kitchens are the room that makes or breaks a flip — when they're done right, they add $40K–$60K to the sale price. When they're done wrong, you've burned through your budget before the bench tops are even in.

For years, mates would call me up: "Jimmi, the cabinet maker quoted me $22K, is that fair?" "Jimmi, what's a stone benchtop actually cost?" "Jimmi, do I really need a builder for this?" Every conversation was the same — same questions, same mistakes waiting to happen.

So I wrote it all down. Every supplier. Every price. Every trade question. The exact order I do a kitchen today, after 21 years and a couple hundred flips. Gave it to a few mates. They saved between $12K and $28K.

This is that system. No fluff. No fake urgency. Just what works.

— Jimmi xx

REAL RESULTS

From people who've used it.

★★★★★

"The cabinet pricing comparison alone saved me $8K. Local guy quoted $19K. I followed Jimmi's checklist, got three more quotes using his exact script, ended up paying $11K for the same job from a better mob. Wish I'd had this for my last kitchen."

Dave R.

Caboolture, QLD

Real customer feedback

★★★★★

"I almost didn't buy it because $97 felt like 'just another e-book.' Wish I had sooner. The supplier list and the order of works saved me from making three expensive mistakes my brother-in-law made on his kitchen last year."

Kelly H.

Geelong, VIC

BEFORE & AFTER

$9K kitchen. Added $60K to sale.

One of Jimmi's actual flips — Queensland, 2024. Builder quoted $35K for the same job. Done managing trades using the exact system in this playbook.

Before

After

$9K

Total Cost

+$60K

Sale Price Lift

$35K

Builder Quote

WHERE THE MONEY GOES

Why most kitchens cost $35K.

Here's the exact breakdown of an average builder quote. The actual kitchen is the smallest line item. Everything else is what you can remove.

Builder's project management$8K–$15K

Builder's margin on materials$3K–$8K

Overpriced trades (no comparison)$2K–$5K

The actual kitchen$8K–$15K

The playbook removes the top three lines.

You buy the materials yourself. You hire trades directly using Jimmi's scripts. You follow the system. You keep $10K–$20K.

IS THIS FOR YOU?

Let's be honest.

Not every kitchen reno needs this playbook. Here's who it actually helps — and who should skip it.

✓ This is for you if…

You're planning a kitchen reno in the next 6 months
You've had builder quotes that felt outrageous
You're willing to manage trades (not do licensed work illegally)
You want to know where every dollar goes before you spend it
You're flipping or selling within 3 years
You want it done right the first time

✗ Skip this if…

You want someone else to handle every decision
Budget genuinely isn't a concern
You're looking for illegal DIY plumbing/electrical/gas shortcuts
You want a glossy brochure, not a working document
You expect a finished kitchen without any involvement

WHAT'S ACTUALLY INSIDE

Not a brochure. A working system.

Every chapter covers a real decision you'll have to make — from "should we even do this?" through to "the cabinet maker's installing on Friday." Here's the stuff most playbooks skip.

The exact budget framework

Five-bucket allocation (cabinets, bench, appliances, trades, contingency) with real Aussie prices for 2026. Know what your kitchen should cost before you spend a cent.

Cost ceilingBucket splitContingency rules

The 14-step order of works

Every stage, in the right order, with nothing hidden inside vague terms. When the cabinet maker measures (last). When the splashback gets templated (after benchtop). When tiles go in. When appliances arrive.

Demo → handoverLead timesSequence rules

Cabinets: flatpack vs custom vs IKEA

The real cost comparison nobody shows you. When IKEA wins. When custom is worth the extra. When flatpack from Bunnings is the smart move. With links, prices, and what to ask for at the showroom.

3 options comparedHinge specsSoft-close

Benchtops: stone, laminate, timber

Caesarstone vs Smartstone vs Essastone — what's actually different and what's just marketing. When 20mm beats 40mm. Waterfall edges (and when they're a waste of money). Real install costs by linear metre.

Material guideEdge profilesInstall costs

Trades: hire, manage, pay

The 10 questions to ask every trade before you hire (with the exact scripts). How to read a quote (PC sums, provisional sums, variations — all translated). The payment structure that keeps leverage on your side until handover.

Tradie scriptsRead a quotePayment schedule

Plain-English glossary

Kickboard, scribe, integrated, induction vs gas, range hood ducting, soffit, splashback substrate — every term the cabinet maker, plumber, sparky and tiler will use, decoded so you don't get blindsided.

No jargon wallsFirst-timer friendly

The exact supplier list

Cabinets, benchtops, sinks, tapware, splashbacks, appliances — every supplier I've used, with current prices, lead times, and what to order. Plus where to NEVER buy from (and why).

Verified April 2026Budget + upgrade

The things nobody warns you about

Rangehood ducting that needs council approval. Why your sink choice locks in your benchtop. Standard cabinet heights (900mm) and when to break them. The "free measure" that's actually a sales trap.

Hidden trapsCouncil issuesStandard heights

The 35-point handover checklist

Cabinets, bench, plumbing, electrical, appliances, paperwork. Every defect gets caught before the final payment leaves your account. Compliance certificates locked in. Drawer alignment, soft-close test, leak check.

Pre-payment walk-throughCompliance certs

Troubleshooting for years later

Drawer not closing right? Benchtop joint showing? Tap pressure dropped? The common kitchen problems and exactly how to fix them (or when to call someone — with how much it should cost).

30-year reference

SEE WHAT YOU COULD SAVE

The maths, in one slider.

Slide to your builder quote. This is a rough estimate — actual savings depend on scope, location, and how much you manage yourself. Jimmi's real flips have averaged 55–60% savings.

YOUR BUILDER QUOTE

$35,000

$15,000$80,000

With this playbook

$15,400

est. managed cost

You could save

$19,600

estimate only

…and the playbook that makes it possible costs $97

YOUR COMPLETE KITCHEN PLAYBOOK

Normally $297

$97.00

The complete Kitchen Reno system
+ Interactive App with budget calculator
+ The Tradie Playbook (worth $97 alone)
All three, yours forever.

Instant digital access · no subscriptions · yours forever

✌️ No-BS Guarantee — Not worth $97? Email me. I'll sort it. No arguments.

QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK

Before you buy.

The stuff I get asked most often. If yours isn't here, email me and I'll answer it.

Do I need to be handy to use this?

Nope. The playbook is built for people who want to manage the project — not necessarily do the licensed work. You hire your cabinet maker, electrician, plumber, gas fitter and tiler directly using my scripts. Where you can save money handing some bits yourself (demo, painting, putting in handles), I'll show you what's legal vs what needs a licensed trade.

Will this work for a small kitchen, not just big ones?

Yes — the framework scales. Whether you're doing a 12sqm galley kitchen for $8K or a 30sqm open-plan for $25K, the system is the same: budget brackets, supplier comparisons, trade scripts, sequence rules. The savings are proportional, not fixed. Smaller kitchens save $5K–$10K. Bigger ones save $15K–$30K+.

Does it work for apartments and strata kitchens?

Yes. There's a section on strata-specific stuff — the courtesy letter to neighbours, how to check by-laws before demo, working-hour windows, lift bookings for material delivery. The rest of the system is identical.

What if I've already got quotes I'm comparing?

Even better. The "How to Read a Quote" chapter alone is worth the $97 — it shows you exactly which line items are inflated, what PC sums actually mean, and the questions to ask each tradie before you sign. People have used the playbook just for the quote-comparison chapter and saved $5K+.

Is this Australia-specific?

Yes — written for Aussie standards (AS/NZS for kitchens, gas/electrical compliance by state, Aussie cabinet makers, Bunnings/Reece/Harvey Norman supply chains). It'd still be useful elsewhere for the management and sequencing stuff, but the supplier lists and compliance info are all Aussie.

How long until I get it?

Instantly. The moment your payment clears, you get an email with download links to the PDFs and a login link to the interactive app. You can start reading within 60 seconds.

What's the refund policy?

Simple. If the playbook isn't worth $97 to you, email me and I'll refund you. No forms, no arguments, no "tell us why." I'd rather keep the trust than the money.

Can I print the toolkit?

That's the point of it. The toolkit is designed A4, print-friendly, with fill-in templates, checkboxes, and signature blocks. Print once at the start, staple by section, keep in a job folder. Laminate the on-site checklists if you want them to survive a kitchen demo.

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