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When starting a kitchen remodel for your Rhode Island home, the cabinets are often one of the first things to go. Old or cheap kitchen cabinets can have broken drawers, moldy shelves, and chipping coats of paint. The appearance and functionality of your kitchen largely depends on your countertops and storage, making proper cabinets a functional and aesthetic necessity.

However, it can be difficult to know exactly what to look for when buying new kitchen cabinets. While many factors depend on your personal preferences, budget, and how much space you have, there are a few factors other you should consider.

Consider the following tips when buying updated cabinetry for your Rhode Island home. And if you’re still on the fence, or want to view a wide selection of high-quality affordable options, contact or drop by Northeast Kitchen & Flooring Center today!

What is within your price range?

There are three different price ranges when ordering pre-made cabinets. Stock, mid-level, and custom. While mid-level cabinets can vary wildly in price, they usually cost as much as custom cabinets.

Stock cabinets can be bought easily, and offer a budget option for buyers. Mid-level can vary in quality, but are usually a sound option for those with a larger budget. Custom cabinets offer luxury materials and extra features, but they can run for higher prices.

Check for features.

Specialty features can bump the price up significantly, but they can save space in your kitchen and make organization easier. Pull-out trash cans, adjustable counter space, roll-out drawers, and spice organizers are all sought-after features.

If you’re starting a kitchen remodel in your own home, you might have personal preferences regarding which features are included. Otherwise, these features will be selling points for potential buyers or renters.

Do the cabinets use dovetail joinery

The quality and construction of the cabinets is arguably the most important factor to consider. Regardless of how useful a cabinet may seem, if it isn’t assembled correctly, it’s added functionality will be useless.

While dovetail joinery used to be the hallmark feature of expensive cabinets, cheaper manufacturers have started using it to mimic high-end brands. However, cabinets using dovetail joinery tend to be more well-made overall.

What materials are being used?

Material matters, especially when starting a kitchen remodel. Ceramic tile will always last longer than laminated floors, and actual wood will always be preferable over particleboard. Before buying any cabinet set, make sure to inspect the materials and check the construction. If a cabinet seems unstable or hastily made, consider looking at a different set.

While going for cheap cabinets might seem appealing, you might be replacing them in a few years time. It’s better to go with well-made cabinetry that uses proper materials.

Closing Thoughts

Updating or buying new kitchen cabinets is a big undertaking, and often represents a significant investment into your Rhode Island home.

In the end, your decision will largely depend on how much you’re willing to spend, what options are available, and your personal preferences. However, all well-made cabinets should use sturdy materials, have additional features, and use dovetail joinery.

If you’re not sure how to begin looking for cabinets, the friendly team at Northeast Kitchen & Flooring Center can help you find well-made cabinetry that fits both your style and budget. Stop by or contact us today to learn more about how we can help.

We are surrounded by technology at work, in our cars and pockets and just about every aspect of our lives, including the kitchen.

Many of our clients want to take advantage of technological advancements explicitly developed for the kitchen as part of their remodel. We see personal home assistants and dedicated kitchen tablets trending upward in this arena. According to the 2019 Houzz Kitchen Trends Study, 11 percent of homeowners are upgrading electronics as part of their kitchen remodel. The percentage of homeowners incorporating a personal home assistant such as Google Home or Amazon’s Alexa increased from 23 percent to 31 percent from 2017 to 2018. Dedicated kitchen tablets rose to 17 percent from 11 percent during the same period.

The most popular electronic upgrade for kitchens remains the television. Sixty percent of remodels included a TV in their new kitchens. Nearly half of kitchen remodels featured a docking or charging station. Manufacturers have upped their game when it comes to charging stations, incorporating them into drawers, in electrical switch plates and popping up from countertops. The ability to charge smartphones and tablets within a drawer helps to avoid countertop clutter and maintain clean lines.

Wireless or Bluetooth speakers were specified for 29 percent of new kitchens, according to the Houzz survey. That percentage actually decreased from the year before at 38 percent.

Kitchen faucets also are becoming technologically more sophisticated with features such as hands-free and touch operation, improved water efficiency, water filtration capability, Bluetooth applications and no-fingerprint finishes.

Refrigerators, ranges, cooktops, ovens and dishwashers are offering technological conveniences ranging from the ability to order groceries via Alexa and other personal assistants to blue tooth connectivity that allows homeowners to preheat an oven on their commute home via their smartphone. The Houzz survey found that 16 percent of homeowners upgraded appliances as part of their kitchen remodel and 11 percent picked appliances with color touchscreen displays. These displays offer a mind-boggling array of features. You can watch videos on YouTube, make video calls and use the touchscreen to control smart home devices through voice activation or touch screen and even search local restaurants. You can play music or watch a video while you cook and Google will save your place so you can check the recipe at any time. There are even displays that show you how to divide cakes into perfect portions for slicing.

What’s the right technology for your new kitchen? Give us a call at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI to determine how you can use emerging technology in your new kitchen to make your life easier, less stressful and more enjoyable.

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For the first time in many years, more homeowners are electing to stay in their existing homes and opting to improve their existing space, instead of moving. The motivation to improve existing space is to make it more beautiful and functional and to make necessary changes that allow for aging in place gracefully. Some of the trends that are expected to continue into 2019 are larger, barrier-free showers and more clearance space in bathrooms and kitchens. Some other major kitchen trends include:

• Home technology – voice activated functionality and integration with Google Home and Amazon’s Alexa, among others – to connect and operate showers, vanities, refrigerators, lighting, thermostats and ovens.
• Appliances are not only becoming more beautiful, they also are becoming more functional:
• Combination refrigerators that offer safe food and wine storage.
• Smaller, more compact dishwashers that use fan-assisted drying thereby eliminating the need for towel drying and third racks that allow for more cleaning capacity.
• Manufacturer apps that connect dishwashers to smart devices that allow users to monitor and adjust settings and create custom wash cycles.
• Customization capabilities for plumbing fixtures. Homeowners now can specify custom colors and materials for their kitchen sinks and faucets.
• Touch and hands-free faucets with special spray devices for rinsing dishes and setting water spray volume on demand.
• Faucet finishes in rose gold, warm brass and matte black.
• Engineered quartz has become the most popular countertop material, especially in urban and suburban areas.
• Blue continues to gain popularity for cabinets and color schemes in kitchens.
• Appliance garages and shallow shelves are expected to continue to gain in popularity.
• Mixed wood tones will also increase in demand as homeowners increasingly recognize that mixing different tones and textures allows for a unique, custom look.
• The natural organic look paired with splashes of accent and backsplash color is a direction many designers and homeowners opt for.
• High gloss surfaces’ popularity will continue to wane.

If you want to know what’s on trend for the coming year for your new kitchen, please call us at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI.

Ah, your kitchen, the heart of your home. The place where your family gathers for end of day meals, and recharges with morning coffee for the day ahead.

But wait! What happens when your kitchen is feeling drab and leaving you uninspired? What if you and your family have outgrown the space or function of your current setup?

If any of the above sound familiar, a kitchen remodel might be in your future.

Whether you’re simply looking for fresh and exciting kitchen remodeling ideas and inspiration, or if you’re ready to plunge headfirst into your next big kitchen remodel, Northeast Kitchen and Flooring Center in Rhode Island is here to guide you.

This brief, but informative guide, will walk you through the five key questions you need to ask yourself when vetting out potential kitchen remodeling ideas for your Rhode Island home.

 

1. First, Are You Leaving or Nesting?

Your first big question, and one you really need to be honest with yourself about, is this:

Are you staying or going? And not just right now, but what about in 1, 3, or even 5 years from now.

A kitchen remodel can cause a big upset to your daily life, while simultaneously being one of the biggest, yet potentially most rewarding investments you’ll make into your home.

As such, it is important to be mindful of your intentions, budget, and aspects which you choose to update. For example, if this is your “forever home”, then focus on personal style, and the needs of your family both now and in the future.

On the other hand, if your intent is to sell, no or in a few years, consider what options will still be in style, functional and useful for the type of buyers your home will likely attract. Doing so can ensure you get the most use or ROI out of your investment.

 

2. Is Your Cabinetry Cheap?

Cheap cabinetry does not an aesthetically pleasing or functional kitchen make. Cabinets are the cornerstone and foundational component of your kitchen.

They set the tone for any kitchen, which is why it is wise to invest in good, durable cabinets. No one wants cheap cabinets to end up being the downfall of a potential sale, or that end up chipping or falling apart a few years down the road.

Consider custom cabinets built to perfection and tailored for your specific needs, design and layout. Northeast Kitchen and Flooring Center specializes in semi-custom cabinets, and can answer any questions you might have about finding that perfect set.

 

3. Do You Really Need Stainless Steel Everything?

Sure, stainless steel is “in” and yes, a vast majority of kitchens have them… but is it really a need? Just as much as cabinets, your appliances are also an investment that won’t come cheap. However, consider how much time you will be spending in your kitchen or how much use your appliances will get. Are you an aspiring five-star chef or a microwave ninja with a propensity for pizza and anything in the frozen food aisle? Be honest and remain practical.

 

4. Is Your Contractor Your “Right-hand” Man?

This is perhaps the biggest detail not to forget. Simply put: Do your research. Your contractor can make or break your next kitchen remodel. From kitchen remodeling ideas big or small, to simple or complex, the right ideas mean nothing without a trusted and qualified contractor to put them into motion, getting the job done right, on time and on budget.

 

5. And Finally… Is Your Kitchen Functional?

Seems obvious, right? Sure is, but sometimes our design ideas get the best of us and we lose sight of actual use and utility. The team at Northeast Kitchen and Flooring Center can help you find that perfect balance between form and function. Call us today for advice from professionals that care about your Rhode Island home as much as you do.

 

Put those Kitchen Remodeling Ideas into Action!

Be practical, be mindful, and be smart, must most of all, don’t let idea overload prevent you from taking action. And don’t forget, your local Rhode Island professionals at Northeast Kitchen and Flooring Center are here to help you find the perfect cabinetry for your new design.

When you watch a home improvement show on HGTV, DIY or another network, there’s a good chance that you will not obtain a true sense of what is involved in the renovation process, and it is all but guaranteed that the pricing and timelines that you see will create false expectations. While a great source of ideas and creative possibilities, home improvement television is first and foremost entertainment, as opposed to a documentary, and it does not reflect the real world. The ability to establish realistic budget and timeline expectations are valuable services that you can expect from partnering with a professional designer and showroom. Regardless of your budget and scope, we have the experience, expertise and passion for making your dreams a reality.

Many of our clients decide to renovate their kitchen simply because their space no longer meets their goals, lifestyle or needs. A fundamental requirement of a well-designed kitchen is the work triangle. The National Kitchen and Bath Association defines the work triangle as an imaginary straight line drawn from the center of the sink to the center of the cooktop to center of the refrigerator and back to the sink. The goal of the triangle is to make the kitchen functional and efficient by keeping all of the workstations close while avoiding the possibility of the kitchen becoming cramped.

There is no doubt that a qualified contractor can install a new kitchen, and handy homeowners can assist with demolition, installation and product selection. However, if the design and aesthetics are important to you, you will be best served by partnering with a professional whose job it is to know the latest trends, technological innovations and product offerings that will meet your needs. Professional designers and showrooms specialize in what’s on trend and have the experience and knowledge to recommend fixtures, finishes and accessories that many contractors and even the savviest homeowners don’t come across.

Improving the efficiency and pleasure that your kitchen can bring is only one reason that many of our clients decide on a renovation. Another influencing factor is more practical. The kitchen is the most important room in the home, and a remodeled kitchen creates value and makes your home more saleable.

Working with a professional designer also helps to eliminate guesswork. We produce realistic schematics that show what you what the new kitchen will look like before you have to commit. The ability to visualize the finished project before starting construction not only gives you a realistic expectation of what your kitchen will look like, it also helps to eliminate delays, change orders and unnecessary expenses.

Working with a professional designer and showroom takes on added significance and value if your home is older or historical. Bringing the new kitchen up to code, maintaining the historic look and feel and specifying the elements and details that match the rest of the home’s décor require special expertise.

A well-designed kitchen is an organized kitchen. Today, manufacturers continue to raise the bar for storage solutions that range from plug and play drawer organizers and pull out pantries, to pull down spice racks and everything in between.

If your kitchen is cramped and awkward to entertain in, that’s even more reason to turn to a professional. We can make smaller spaces not only look and feel larger, but we also have the expertise to make the area more functional.

Kitchen designer expertise is not limited to kitchens. Baths and laundry rooms share certain commonalities with kitchens such as the need for cabinets, storage, plumbing, lighting, wall coverings, floor coverings and a balance of aesthetics and functionality. That’s why a number of our clients tap our expertise for laundry room and bath renovations as well.

If you are dreaming of a stunning new kitchen complete with chef-worthy appliances, cabinets that will make you the envy of the neighborhood and a space that welcomes friends and family with open arms, give our showroom a call at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI. Let us show you how we can turn your dreams into reality.

If you are living with a smaller, less than functional kitchen, there are solutions that can help you make your dreams a reality. It is possible to create additional space and transform your kitchen from a small, cramped and hard-to-use to flawless and functional – a new kitchen will bring you and your family years of joy.

We’ve worked on hundreds of kitchen additions and understand that the process is more involved than simply redoing an existing footprint. Our showroom professionals can work with you to create a plan that complements the style of your home and enables you to make a personal and distinct design statement.

Small changes can have a dramatically large impact. The amount of additional space that you may need and want is affected by the current layout of your home and your budget. Often, we can help our clients achieve their goals by adding 125 to 150 square feet of new space. In other projects, the scope of the addition is considerably larger. For larger additions, factors to consider include the existing layout of your home, code requirements, topography, setbacks and permit requirements. Larger additions take longer and cost more, but the investment provides a considerable return in increased home value.

If you are interested in adding new space by building out and/or up, make sure that your design professional creates a realistic timeline and budget so there are realistic expectations on both accounts. An addition budget is affected by:

• Structural components, e.g. if you have to replace a load bearing wall or add structural support.
• The quality of materials selected.
• Size of the project.
• Scope of the project.

The timeline also is affected by the similar factors. Adding a second story can take longer than elongating an existing room on one level. Permitting and zoning requirements can also affect construction scheduling and planning.

Finding the designer that is right for your project involves carefully checking references and asking the right questions. These may include:

• What is the showroom’s record of completing projects on time and within budget?
• How do the designer and showroom create realistic expectations?
• How do the designer and showroom respond to problems and unforeseen conditions?
• How do the designer and showroom make the renovation process run smoothly?
• How creative are the designer and showroom to make space extraordinary?

There’s no better time to assess your existing kitchen than now. Make a list of everything that your dream kitchen would include and how those changes would add value and enjoyment to you and your family. Prioritize your top goals and determine how achieving them would impact your budget. If you need help with the budgeting process or prioritizing goals or imagining the kitchen of your dreams, give us a call at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI.

Renovating your kitchen is a personal statement of taste, functionality and spirit. Homeowners are often attracted to the latest and greatest and focus on products and designs that are trending today. Trends aren’t necessarily a bad thing, but we always ask our customers that are looking at the latest and greatest bells and whistles if they believe that the particular color scheme, design palate or trend will withstand the test of time.

We want to help our clients avoid buyer’s remorse. We don’t want our clients to walk into their home one day and wonder, “What was I thinking when I decided that green was the right color for our cabinets?” We’ve all made fashion faux pas, buying items worn by celebrities or raved about on social media only to find that they are out of style when next season rolls around. We want to help our clients avoid those mistakes in their kitchen renovation. The bottom line is that we encourage our clients to ignore what others may be thinking or be doing and create a space that will make them smile every time they cross the threshold or ignite a burner on their cooktop.

When a new client first comes to our showroom, one of our goals is to identify the style that he or she likes and determine how that style will complement other rooms in the home. There are lots of online resources to help identify stylistic preferences – Houzz, Pinterest, interior design magazines and other social media sites. We encourage our clients to bring us images not only of kitchens but also of other rooms that tug at their heartstrings. Remember, when you renovate your kitchen, bath or any room in your home; you are making a deep personal statement that should bring pleasure every day.

If you’d like  additional guidance for designing your space, please give us a call at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI.

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We’ve all heard horror stories from friends and neighbors of kitchen renovations gone awry. Their nightmares involved shoddy work, cost overruns, incomplete projects, time delays and unmet expectations. Why do projects fail? One reason may be a concept that Noble prize-winning economist Daniel Kahneman calls the planning fallacy. In his book, Thinking Fast and Slow, Kahneman explains that the planning fallacy occurs when there are unrealistic expectations that do not account for the unexpected.

Anyone who claims that they will deliver a perfect project should be viewed with extreme caution. There are always surprises. The key is to anticipate potential what ifs as part of the planning process. Unfortunately, there are businesses that offer kitchen renovation services that thrive on the unexpected. They make their most profit on change orders or additions to the original plan. Kahneman claims that “the failures of forecasting in these cases reflect the customers’ inability to imagine how much their wishes will escalate over time. They end up paying much more than they would if they had a realistic plan and stuck to it.”

Kahneman’s advice underscores the benefits you receive when you rely on a professional kitchen designer and showroom to help turn your dreams into realities without having to incur undue stress, unrealistic cost overruns and less than desirable timeframes. The bottom line is to work with a professional kitchen showroom that can walk you through every stage of your renovation. A detailed plan saves time, money and headaches. Additionally, when you work with an experienced professional you can be reassured that your project will run more smoothly and there will be less likely occurrences unpleasant and expensive surprises.

Avoiding the planning fallacy begins by recognizing that kitchen renovations involve making decisions on everything from cabinet quality and style, to door and cabinet hardware. The devil is truly in the details, and that’s where a professional can be a true asset and advocate for your project. Take the time to ensure that all of the I’s have been dotted and the T’s crossed before demolition begins. Changes can be difficult, time-consuming and expensive when they occur in the middle of a project. When you spend the time upfront, you minimize the likelihood of changing course midstream.

Another detail devil is to ensure that measurements are accurate. A professional who knows how to measure space for cabinets, countertops, appliances, sinks, floor, backsplash and wall covering areas, can help you avoid expensive or deflating errors. Who wants a new kitchen with gaps between countertops and appliances?

You should expect your kitchen designer to review the existing infrastructure of your home to help determine if it will be able to support any new additions that you choose. The age of your home can affect costs. Older homes may need to be rewired, re-plumbed, re-ventilated and re-engineered to meet present-day codes. Because we can’t see behind walls, we recommend a contingency fund that will deal with the unexpected should it occur once renovation begins. Typically, the contingency should be 10% of the cost, but could be less or more depending on the scope of the project and age of the home. Moving walls and reconfiguring plumbing, gas lines and electrical systems increase the price tag.

Additionally, we advise our customers to also include in the budget the cost of eating out more often during the renovation. Our plans often include setting up temporary kitchens or cooking areas that will allow for our clients to reduce the number of times they eat take out or dine away from home.

Creating a dream kitchen brings years of joy to many of our clients, and we know how to develop plan that meets your needs, addresses your concerns and offers realistic budgets and timeframes. If you are interested in adding a dream kitchen or bath to your home, call us at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI.

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Is it time to update your cabinets and bring your Rhode Island kitchen out of the dark ages and into a modern and sleek style? Perhaps you’re into timeless classic designs, industrial looks, or vibrant energetic flows. No matter what your “style”, there’s no shortage of kitchen cabinets to choose from at Northeast Kitchen and Flooring Center.

But the question remains: Should you go with stock (RTA) cabinets, semi-custom cabinets, or perhaps custom cabinets?

Your choices for cabinets can quickly become more involved than you first realized, so here is a handy guide to help you make the right decision and give you some additional kitchen remodeling ideas to consider along the way…

Stock (RTA) Cabinets

Stock cabinets, otherwise known as RTA cabinets, are the most economical type of cabinet. RTA stands for “ready to assemble”. These pre-built cabinets come in limited designs and a few standard sizes but are quick, easy and simple cabinetry solutions to consider.

Although this is a cheaper method for installing cabinets, it may be difficult to fit custom areas. These cabinets can be bought straight off the shelf or delivered within 1 to 2 weeks.

One thing to watch out for with some brands and “bottom budget” options is that these cabinets sometimes use low-quality materials in order to keep costs down. These cabinets are often partially made of particle board, which is less durable and prone to damage and wear from use and moisture. The cabinets often also ship out in flat boxes and can be difficult to assemble although some can be delivered assembled for an additional charge.

Semi-Custom Cabinets

Semi-Custom Cabinets are a mix between stock cabinet benefits and custom cabinet benefits. These cabinets offer many popular styles and colors, perfect for your Rhode Island kitchen remodeling project. Adjustments can be made in three-inch increments to fit custom spaces.

Semi-custom cabinets are made of high-quality material with detailed engineering. Delivery time for these cabinets often ranges between 4 and 8 weeks. A limited lifetime warranty is usually offered.

Custom Cabinets

At the other end of the scale are fully custom cabinetry options. Custom cabinets are generally the most expensive of the three options, yet provide a level of quality and customization that can’t be had with other options.

Custom cabinets are able to fit any specifications, but often have long lead times for production. The quality of the cabinet, price of materials, and delivery time also vary widely, so be sure to discuss your needs, budget and timeline with your provider.

Custom cabinets can take up to 6 to 10 weeks, or even more, for delivery. Since options, pricing, and warranties vary greatly by company, it can be difficult to get the best deal.

At Northeast Kitchen and Flooring Center, our cabinetry remodeling and design experts can help walk you through your options, making sure you find the perfect fit for your Rhode Island home and kitchen.

The Best Option for Your Rhode Island Kitchen

While stock (RTA) cabinets are economical, and custom cabinets may offer the widest options, semi-custom cabinets are often the best fit, giving you the best of both worlds in an economical package.

Semi-custom products provide moderate customization, a broad range of design options, quality builds and mid-tier pricing that makes them an attractive offering to consider.

Why Custom Might not be the Right Choice

It is easy to assume that RTA is low-quality, semi-custom is mid-range, and custom is the best quality, but that’s a very narrow way to look at things. The difference in build quality occurs at the manufacturing level. Stock cabinets may be made of plywood, while a custom cabinet could actually be made of particle board. As such, it’s advisable to always do your research and ask questions before nailing down your final decision.

Another difference can be in the finishing. Stock and semi-custom made cabinets often come with a professional industrial finishing job, while a custom cabinet maker may not have the skills for quality finishing.

Northeast Kitchen & Flooring is a great place to discuss your kitchen remodeling ideas and find quality solutions that meet or exceed your expectations, all while staying within budget. Our friendly and experienced team can help you find the best semi-custom cabinets for your kitchen and provide you with professional, efficient installation.

You gave your kitchen its last rights and finally made the decision to sign on the bottom line for the new kitchen of your dreams. There is a definite sequence to a kitchen renovation that is more art than science. Schedule and sequence are influenced by the scope of the renovation and enter a more unknown territory if that scope involves relocating walls, windows, doors, ceilings and other features of your new kitchen. A typical sequence for a kitchen remodel includes the following:

• Demolition
• Framing and installation of behind the wall electrical and plumbing
• Insulation of exterior walls
• Drywall
• Cabinet installation
• Installation of countertops, backsplash and other stone and tile covered surfacing
• Floor installation
• Final installation of carpentry, electrical, fixtures and finish hardware
• Painting

From the initial kitchen design phases throughout the process, our goal is to keep you apprised of the timetable and what will be involved in your renovation to minimize the disruption to your home and lifestyle. We know what it is like to live with a kitchen that is under renovation. Internally, we establish milestone dates for the completion of each task and monitor our timetable to help assure that it is maintained or revised should the unexpected occur (which often happens). Our schedule specifies delivery dates for all materials, appliance and fixtures specified for the renovation at times that they can be installed on the day they arrive or the day after.

The types of materials specified also impact a renovation schedule. Custom cabinets can take six to eight weeks to deliver from the time they are ordered. The type of tile, countertop material (stone, engineered stone and other materials) and flooring materials can delay a project if not ordered well in advance. We understand which materials are readily available and those that take some time to produce. Generic tiles are more readily available. Custom tiles and countertops may take up to eight weeks or longer to produce.

The installation of flooring is another timing challenge. Some of our clients install flooring after cabinets because it requires less material and therefore less cost than covering the entire floor. Other clients want to have the flooring material cover the entire footprint of the kitchen. Plus, when flooring is installed before cabinets, there is no chance that cabinets will be damaged. If flooring is installed after cabinets have been placed, we make sure that the cabinets are protected during flooring installation.

Anyone who is renovating a kitchen deserves to receive a realistic schedule that is monitored and maintained to help assure the least possible disruption to you and your family and to help assure that the kitchen of your dreams can be used sooner rather than later. To discuss a timeframe for your kitchen or bath renovation, please give us call at (401) 257-6610 or visit our showroom at 2949 Hartford Avenue Johnston RI.