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Our Pricing & Quote Process

The process in which you receive a quote will vary based on your project and it's needs. This is an idea of what our process typically looks like for each service.


DIY Cabinetry/Flooring Product Quote Process

(This is for RTA (ready to assemble) or Assembled Cabinetry with the customer performing their own installation)


Step 1: Select Products - First we you will want to select which floor or cabinet style, product line, and finish you would like us to quote for you. This can be done remotely or by scheduling an appointment at our showroom.


Step 2: Gather Measurements - Next we will need to gather measurements and/or an itemized list from you. Don't worry, if you are unsure how to take proper measurements we have resources available to help. If you do not wish to take your own measurements and are local, we can provide services to do so.


Step 3: Review Quote - We will prepare your quote and design* (if applicable) on the information given to us. If purchasing cabinetry, the design will be reviewed with you and any changes requested will be made and prepared in a new quote.


Product Sales with Installation Services Included Quote Process

Ex: Replacing countertops, cabinets, or flooring without making changes to mechanicals, structure, layout, ofinishes such as drywall.


Step 1: Showroom Appointment - In this appointment we will take a look at our product lines, discuss your project goals, timeframe, expectations, budget, payment options and select which products you would like us to quote.


Step 2. Onsite Appointment - Next we will schedule an appointment at your home to gather measurements, take photos, and evaluate the factors of your home to avoid any surprises during installation.


Step 3. Design Review Meeting - We will schedule a meeting to review our initial design and make any changes to the design during the meeting.


Step 4. Final Estimate Review - Once we finalize any changes we will review the final estimate with you and go from there.


Kitchen Renovation Quote Process

Kitchen renovations often involve moving components such as walls or islands, relocating mechanicals, making changes to the layout, replacing drywall and finishes, etc. Because of so many factors specific to each project our kitchen renovation services quote typically takes several meetings and calls.


Step 1: Discovery Meeting - In this meeting we will meet at our showroom to discuss your project goals, scope of work, timeframe, expectations, budget, payment options and select which products you would like us to quote.


Step 2: On Site Appointment - At this appointment, we will visit your home and take photos, measurements, and notes on any important items or areas of concern. Once we have the measurements we will create an initial design and begin preparing your initial quote.


Step 3: Design Review Meeting(s) - At this appointment we will review the design with you in person and make any requested revisions so we can prepare your final estimate.


Step 4: Final Estimate Review - In this meeting we will go over the final design, project scope and pricing ensuring that everyone is happy and on the same page, ironing out any details before moving forward with your project.


Financing Options


While we do not provide in house financing at this time there are several options our customers have used to finance their renovation projects.

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HELOC

A HELOC is a Home Equity Line Of Credit and is essentially borrowing against the equity in your home. This has been a popular option among customers who have seen the value of their home increase significantly in recent years. This is especially true for those who locked in a low interest rate and may not want to give up that low rate to move but may want to update their home.

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Home Improvement/Personal Loan

A home improvement loan is a type of personal loan dedicated to home-related expenses. You can use it for any individual project that comes up during your kitchen remodel including labor costs and add value to your home. If you don’t have sufficient value for borrowing against your home, a home improvement loan is likely your best option. It’s easy to budget for as it includes a fixed interest rate and monthly payments. This is an unsecured type of loan, meaning you don’t have to use your home as collateral and risk foreclosure if you fall behind on payments. 

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Savings

Using savings can be a great option if you have the means to do so!