FAQ's

A kitchen remodel offers a range of benefits including increased property value, improved functionality, enhanced aesthetics, energy efficiency, increased comfort and safety, customization, better organization, and increased home enjoyment. Overall, it's an opportunity to create a more valuable, efficient, and enjoyable space tailored to your needs and preferences. 

The best layout for a kitchen remodel depends on various factors including the size and shape of the space, your cooking habits, lifestyle, and personal preferences.  Ultimately, the best layout for your kitchen remodel will depend on your specific needs, preferences, and the existing layout of your home. It's essential to consider factors such as workflow, traffic flow, storage requirements, and the overall aesthetic you want to achieve. Consulting with a professional designer or contractor can help you determine the most suitable layout for your space. 

Design Selection: Choose the style, material, and finish for your new cabinets and countertops. Consider factors such as durability, maintenance, and aesthetic appeal. Many suppliers offer design consultations to help you make informed decisions.

Removal of Existing Cabinets and Countertops: Carefully remove the old cabinets and countertops, taking care to protect the surrounding walls and floors. Disconnect plumbing fixtures and electrical outlets as needed.

Preparation of the Space: Prepare the walls and floors for the installation of the new cabinets and countertops. This may involve patching and repairing any damage, as well as ensuring that the surfaces are level and stable.

Installation of Cabinets: Install the new cabinets according to the manufacturer's instructions. Begin with the base cabinets, ensuring they are level and securely anchored to the wall. Then, install the upper cabinets, making sure they are properly aligned and spaced.

Installation of Countertops: Once the cabinets are in place, install the new countertops. This may involve cutting the countertops to fit the space, as well as installing any sinks.

Finishing Touches: Add any finishing touches, such as trim, molding, or hardware, to complete the look of the cabinets and countertops. Ensure that all doors, drawers, and hardware are properly aligned and functioning correctly.

Cleanup and Inspection: Thoroughly clean the area to remove any debris or dust from the installation process. Inspect the cabinets and countertops to ensure they meet your expectations and are installed correctly.

Final Adjustments: Make any final adjustments or touch-ups as needed to ensure that the cabinets and countertops are in perfect condition.

Enjoy Your Updated Kitchen: Once the installation is complete and everything is in place, take some time to enjoy your newly updated kitchen! Admire the improved aesthetics and functionality of your space.

Planning and Design: 1-2 weeks. This includes measuring the space, selecting new cabinets and countertops, and finalizing the design details.

Ordering Materials: 2-6 weeks. The lead time for ordering cabinets and countertops can vary depending on the manufacturer and the customization options chosen. Stock cabinets may be available more quickly than custom or semi-custom options.

Demolition: 1-2 days. Removing the existing cabinets and countertops can usually be done fairly quickly, but this timeframe may vary depending on the complexity of the demolition and any unforeseen issues that arise.

Installation: 1-2 weeks. Once the new cabinets and countertops arrive, installation typically takes 1-2 weeks. This may include fitting the cabinets to the space, installing countertops, adding hardware, and making any necessary adjustments.

Finishing Touches: 1-2 days. After the cabinets and countertops are installed, there may be some final touches needed, such as adding trim, caulking seams, and installing appliances.