Kitchen Remodeling in Loganville
Cabinets leveled and fastened to studs, counters cut to fit the installed boxes, and every drawer and door adjusted before we finish, whether you keep the layout or change it.
A Kitchen Gets Used Hard
You open the same drawers and doors many times a day, so small installation errors become daily annoyances: a drawer that drifts open, a door that rubs, a counter that isn't quite level. We take the time to set cabinets right before anything goes on top of them.
Our kitchen work comes with a 1-year warranty, and the itemized estimate shows what a layout change would add before you decide.
What the Work Covers
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Cabinets set right
Boxes shimmed level, fastened to studs and joined so the run reads as one piece, with hinges and slides adjusted until the gaps are even.
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Counters and backsplash
Countertops measured from the installed cabinets, then backsplash tile planned so cuts land evenly around outlets and at each end of the run.
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Layout changes
Islands added, walls opened or the sink moved, with any load-bearing question answered on paper before demolition starts.
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Lighting and hookups
Under-cabinet and ceiling lights, the circuits today's appliances need, and water, drain and gas connections for the sink, dishwasher and range.
How a Kitchen Gets Built
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Choose and order
Cabinets, counters and fixtures are picked first, and appliance sizes are confirmed before any cabinet is ordered so everything fits the first time.
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Demolition and rough-in
Tear-out waits until materials are on hand. Relocated outlets, water lines and drains are run while the studs are exposed.
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Install, adjust, test
Cabinets go in, counters follow, then backsplash, lights and appliances. Last comes the detail work: hinge tweaks, drawer alignment and a test of every faucet and burner.
Kitchen Questions Answered
Should we refinish our cabinets or replace them?
If the boxes are solid and the layout works, painting or refacing can be a sensible choice. If they're water-damaged, sagging or in the wrong places, replacement usually makes more sense. We'll talk it through with you.
Is it worth moving the sink to an island?
It can be, but it's one of the costlier changes, because the drain and vent have to reach a spot in the middle of the floor. The estimate lists that work separately so you can weigh it.
Kitchen Not Pulling Its Weight?
Think about the moments the kitchen slows you down: hunting for a pot, crowding at the sink, a dark corner where you prep. Describe those, and we'll discuss what a remodel could change.
(000) 000-0000 — explain where the kitchen slows you down