Kitchen Remodeling in New Lenox

New Lenox kitchens, floors included

The floor gets decided early in every kitchen job, because it affects how the cabinets go in. In a refresh the floor usually stays, so we protect it and work around it. When cabinets are replaced in the same layout, we check whether the new boxes cover the old footprint or leave a strip of bare subfloor. In a layout change, the floor comes up with the walls and old cabinets, and a new one goes down across the whole room.

We cover New Lenox every week, coming in on I-80, Route 30, Cedar Road and Laraway Road near the Old Plank Road Trail. Whatever the house, a kitchen floor has to sit on a flat, solid subfloor, and pulling old cabinets is when you find out what that subfloor looks like. We check for soft spots near the sink and dishwasher, flatten the low spots and repair what needs it before the new floor goes down. Some floors go under the cabinets and some stop at them, and we explain which and why at the estimate.

What a New Lenox kitchen estimate covers

How a New Lenox kitchen remodel runs

The estimate starts with a visit where we measure, look at the floor and check the walls you want changed. You get every phase in writing, from demo to the last coat of paint, and you approve it before we schedule. Subfloor damage we can only see after the cabinets come out gets priced in writing and waits for your go-ahead. We book around the days we said, flag the loud ones, and walk the finished floor and cabinets with you.

• Floor decision made before cabinets are ordered
• Subfloor checked once the old cabinets are out
• Transitions into the next rooms included
• Permits through the village where required
• Days without a sink kept as few as the job allows
• Walkthrough of the finished kitchen