What to Expect During Your Kitchen or Bath Remodel To help ensure quality work, Cook’s Kitchen and Bath, Inc. offers the following helpful tips.You will not have use of your kitchen for at least two weeks. Usually a total of six from start to finish of construction is necessary and depending on client selection.Plan on eating out or BBQ, toaster/microwave.Set up a table in another part of your home for such things as cereal, coffeepot, toaster, etc. Use paper plates, bowls, cups, plastic silverware and paper towels to get you through buy commercial jumping castle. Your refrigerator will still be available but not like you are used to using to using it. It may be relocated to the garage or nearby room.There will be a lot of dust. We will do our best to keep the area closed-off (i.e. tenting) but dust tends to permeate throughout the house. Plan on removing everything from your cabinets prior to demolition. We will give you advance notice of when this will need to be completed (give yourself several days to do this). Put your dishes, pots, pans, etc. into boxes. Organize items by those you won’t need at all vs. those you may want to access. You may want to get the plastic containers with lids for your food items and don’t “stock up on food” before the remodel. It is easier not to have to pack them up.If you work out of your home plan on either working at the office, or at another
| What to Expect During Your Kitchen or Bath Remodel To help ensure quality work, Cook’s Kitchen and Bath, Inc. offers the following helpful tips.You will not have use of your kitchen for at least two weeks. Usually a total of six from start to finish of construction is necessary and depending on client selection.Plan on eating out or BBQ, toaster/microwave.Set up a table in another part of your home for such things as cereal, coffeepot, toaster, etc. Use paper plates, bowls, cups, plastic silverware and paper towels to get you through buy commercial jumping castle. Your refrigerator will still be available but not like you are used to using to using it. It may be relocated to the garage or nearby room.There will be a lot of dust. We will do our best to keep the area closed-off (i.e. tenting) but dust tends to permeate throughout the house. Plan on removing everything from your cabinets prior to demolition. We will give you advance notice of when this will need to be completed (give yourself several days to do this). Put your dishes, pots, pans, etc. into boxes. Organize items by those you won’t need at all vs. those you may want to access. You may want to get the plastic containers with lids for your food items and don’t “stock up on food” before the remodel. It is easier not to have to pack them up.If you work out of your home plan on either working at the office, or at another location during the days when construction and installation is taking place.Please be patient and understand this process will be well worth the wait when you are enjoying your new kitchen for many, many years to come Hüpfburgen. |
Pre-Planning Before you embark on your remodel project, identify likes and dislikes from pictures in magazines, brochures, etc.Think about styles and colors.Calculate a budget for the project.1st MeetingWe will discuss the general overview of the project and will review your:IdeasLikes, dislikesBudget – what is includedAny structural changesNew windows and window treatmentsStepsSelection of appliancesSelection of cabinet door styles, wood species and stains, details & cabinet accessories, tilt-outs, roll-outs, pantry doors and/or crown molding.Selection of counter tops (granite, solid surface, etc.)Selection of sink(s), faucet(s) and accessories.Selection of flooringSelection of lighting Drafting of new plan with selections included Pricing new plan Review and revisions of proposed plan. Contracts signed and deposits received. Orders are placed Construction (if any) Rough lighting (if construction needed) Demo: Cabinet tear-out, counters and flooring, rough lighting (if no prior construction) New cabinet installation, appliances installed (Plumber needed) Counter top templates made or tile installed. Counters installed Sinks, faucets, hot water dispenser, filtered water dispenser, etc. installed. Lighting fixtures installed Flooring installed Punch list MOVE BACK IN AND ENJOY! |