Cabinets, Counters, Backsplash
Cabinets set level and square, countertops templated once the base cabinets are in, and backsplash tile cut neatly around every outlet and window edge.
Which rooms you'll lose and for how long, in writing, plus a 1-year warranty(000) 000-0000

New cabinetry, counters and lighting, or a reshuffled floor plan, with orders placed before demolition and a written schedule showing how long you'll make do with the fridge and a microwave.
(000) 000-0000 — say what the kitchen keeps getting wrongEvery kitchen remodel turns on one question: do things stay where they are? Swapping cabinets, counters and lighting in place keeps the work contained. Relocating the sink, adding an island with a prep sink or removing a wall brings in drain, gas and framing work, and the price follows.
If you're undecided, your lead prices both versions, so you choose with real numbers instead of hunches.
Cabinets set level and square, countertops templated once the base cabinets are in, and backsplash tile cut neatly around every outlet and window edge.
A wall opened to the dining room or an island added, with the structure checked before demolition and any beam it needs written into the scope.
Under-cabinet task lighting, pendants over an island and the dedicated circuits modern appliances draw, roughed in while the walls are still open.
Your sink, dishwasher, range and ice-maker line hooked up, plus the drain and water line work that relocating a sink or adding one to an island requires.
We talk through how you cook and what's missing, then settle cabinets, counters and fixtures so the scope can be priced accurately before anything is ordered.
Cabinets and anything else with a long lead time are ordered before demolition, so the room isn't gutted while everyone waits on a truck.
The signed scope is what gets built, and your lead keeps you posted as it goes. Any change, yours or the house's, is priced and signed before work on it starts.
You and your lead open every door and drawer and check seams and fixtures, and any touch-ups are finished before the kitchen is yours again.
Most families rig a stand-in kitchen in another room: the refrigerator, a microwave or toaster oven, and a table for prep. Your schedule shows how many weeks it'll be in use, so you can plan simple meals ahead.
Usually, yes. An island sink needs a new drain and vent path, supply lines and often a circuit for the disposal. It's doable in most houses, and your scope shows exactly what it adds.
Drawers that jam, an island in the way, nowhere to set down the groceries. Tell us what gets on your nerves and we'll talk about what could change.