So You've Decided to remodel your kitchen. Or maybe you're just thinking about it. You're in the right place. There are a number of things you should know before you even start the process. A good designer/remodeler will take you through five steps.

During the initial meeting we'll provide you with an overall understanding of our services. At this time you'll select the cabinets, door style, wood species, countertop and accessories that you would like.

Next we'll determine your needs. How do you use your kitchen? What are your physical characteristics and cooking habits? This is important, and a step that's often overlooked by other remodelers. Think about it. If you're tall, it's difficult to stand at a shorter counter to work. If you're shorter, it's difficult to reach high cabinets. Why should these elements be there if they're not useful to you? It's your kitchen. It should work for you! The same goes for the jumbo state-of-the-art super range. If you are primarily a microwave chef, it's a waste of money, but if you cooking extensive, elaborate meals, it's a godsend. The existing space does havee to be taken into account, but it shouldn't be the only determining factor. A particular cabinet shouldn't be placed in a specific place just because it fits there.

After we determine what you need and want, we begin designing the space - designers create multiple three-dimensional drawings and illustrations of your dream kitchen with the appliances you have selected. We follow certain design principles and elements, consider ergonomics and make sure that the space available isn't wasted.

At this point, it's up to you to approve the kitchen design and layout with preliminary pricing, or determine any modifications that need to be made. We'll present you with a selection board and you can evaluate the design based on space usage and elements' After we make changes and revisions, then price will be discussed.

Final drawings and three-dimensional illustrations are created to fit within your budget and details like hardware, flooring accents, lighting, paint color, and window treatments are finalized. Once the order is placed, the designer will coordinate all of the loose ends for you by scheduling the arrival of all the cabinets and coordinating a smooth and clean installation.

We oversee all of the kitchen installation from cabinets to countertops to make sure that every aspect of the kitchen is done to perfection and meets your expectations.