Kitchen Remodeling in Wheaton

Wheaton kitchen remodeling, built from the floor up

The order of work in a kitchen remodel decides how it holds up. We take the room back to what is solid, adjust framing and rough in plumbing and electrical, then hang and finish drywall. Flooring, cabinets, counters, tile, trim and paint follow in a sequence planned so each trade has a clean surface to work on. You get one estimate and one crew for the whole run, with the counter template scheduled as soon as the bases are set.

We cover Wheaton from Roosevelt Road and Naperville Road and through downtown on Main Street, near the Metra station and Wheaton College. It is the DuPage County seat, with Glen Ellyn, Warrenville and Carol Stream around it. If your kitchen has had new flooring laid over old flooring more than once, the floor may now sit higher than the dishwasher opening, and a new dishwasher can end up trapped. We check the floor height on the estimate visit and plan whether to strip it down or run the new floor under the cabinets so the appliances fit.

The work in a Wheaton kitchen, in order

How a Wheaton kitchen job runs

We measure the kitchen, check the floor and walls, and send a written estimate that names each phase in the order we will do it. You approve it before demo is booked. Conditions nobody could see, like a sagging subfloor near the sink, are priced on paper and approved before we repair them. The calendar shows which days are loud and which days you will be without a sink or stove, and we finish with a walkthrough where you open every door and drawer.

• Floor height checked before cabinets are set
• Appliance spaces sized to fit
• Phases done in the right order
• Written estimate approved before demo
• Inspections booked where the city requires them
• Every door and drawer tested with you