Kitchen Remodeling in Crest Hill

How a Crest Hill kitchen comes together

The order of a kitchen remodel decides how long you go without one. Cabinets get set and leveled, the fabricator templates the counters off them, and then there is a wait while the tops are cut. We use that wait for the work that does not need counters, like trim, paint, lighting and flooring edges, so the job keeps moving. That sequencing holds whether you want a refresh, new cabinets in the same layout or a full layout change.

Crest Hill is on our regular route, between Route 30, Route 53, Weber Road and Caton Farm Road, with I-55 to the west. If your Crest Hill home is a townhome, a vent or duct that runs through an outside wall can need the association's approval, and we ask about that during the estimate. In a single-family house, the questions are about the basement or crawlspace below and whether the panel has room for new circuits. Either way, we sort those answers out before cabinets are ordered, not after.

The steps of a Crest Hill kitchen remodel

How a Crest Hill kitchen job is priced and scheduled

We measure on site and hand you an estimate that lists every trade, plus a schedule that shows where the counter lead time falls. You approve it before we order anything. If something behind a wall changes the work, we write the change up with a price and wait for your yes. We tell you which days will be loud, book around the days we said, and finish with a walkthrough.

• Schedule that shows the counter lead time
• Work keeps moving while counters are cut
• Sink and stove reconnected when the tops go in
• Temporary spot for the fridge and microwave
• Hidden conditions approved in writing first
• Insurance certificate before we start