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1) Planning
You've made the decision to start your cabinetry renovation. Take this opportunity to gather inspiration, essential ideas, appliance specifications, and, most importantly, establish your budget. This information will help you and your designer align your renovation goals effectively.
2) Consultation
We recommend an initial meeting at our showroom. Here, you can experience the quality of our work firsthand. We'll discuss your wants, needs, and budget, laying the groundwork for your project.
3) Design
Our team will visit your home to take precise measurements of your kitchen space. This information will be used to create preliminary drawings and budget estimates, a process that can take from a few days to over a week, depending on the project size. Afterward, we’ll invite you back to our showroom to review our vision for your kitchen and address any changes, questions, or concerns until we finalize a plan that meets your satisfaction.
4) Contract
Once the design is approved, we’ll finalize the details and prepare a sales contract for you. At this stage, a deposit of 50% will be required to proceed.
5) Final Measurement
After you’ve confirmed your selections and signed the drawings, we’ll arrange for any necessary final measurements to ensure everything fits perfectly.
6) Build
After you’ve confirmed your selections and signed the drawings, we’ll arrange for any necessary final measurements to ensure everything fits perfectly.
7) Delivery
Your custom cabinetry will typically be delivered by our team the day before the cabinet installation. Please ensure there's adequate space outside the installation area for delivery, and clear the area of any furniture or appliances to facilitate the kitchen design process.
8) Countertops
On the final day of cabinet installation, the countertop fabricator will take measurements to avoid any delays in the kitchen design process. Please note that it typically takes 2-3 weeks post-measurement for custom cabinetry countertops to be installed. During this time, your kitchen may be without running water, so plan accordingly.
9) Completion
It's important to understand that most kitchens, especially during the kitchen design process, require multiple visits for delivery and cabinet installation. Service calls and additional parts may be necessary, as each piece of custom cabinetry contains up to 20 components. Potential issues—like measurement inaccuracies, build errors, shipping damage, or installation errors—can affect your timeline. We’ll work tirelessly to address any concerns as they arise.