Questions before your first call
- How long will I actually be without a kitchen?
- Plan on 6 to 8 weeks from demo day to the final walkthrough on a full kitchen remodel — that's the real range for the layout changes we usually see, not our fastest job ever. You get the week-by-week schedule at signing, including the exact stretch with no working sink, so you can plan around it instead of guessing.
- Can I still cook in my kitchen during the remodel?
- Not for the middle two to three weeks, once the old cabinets and counters are out and the new ones aren't in yet. We tell you exactly which week that starts and ends before you sign, so you can set up a folding table and a microwave somewhere else instead of finding out the hard way.
- Why don't you list exact prices on the website?
- Because two kitchens the same size can cost very differently depending on whether the layout changes, what cabinet tier you pick, and what's under the old flooring once it's up. Each service lists a starting price; the final number depends on choices we walk through with you before you sign anything.
- Do you offer financing?
- Yes, for qualifying projects. We go over the options at your design consultation once we actually know the scope of the job.
- What does the workmanship warranty cover?
- Five years on anything that fails because of how we built it — cabinet installation, countertop seams, tile work, and the plumbing and electrical connections we made. Appliances and fixtures carry their own manufacturer warranty, which we'll walk you through for whatever you pick.
- Do I need a permit for a kitchen or bathroom remodel in Georgia?
- Usually yes, once plumbing, electrical or a wall is involved — which is most full remodels. We pull the permit and handle the inspection as part of the job. It is real added time up front, not paperwork we're padding the schedule with.
- What does an aging-in-place remodel actually change?
- Most often a curbless walk-in shower, grab bars anchored into the wall rather than just the tile, a wider doorway, and sometimes moving a bedroom or the laundry to the main floor. Everett scopes these personally, and it's usually the most personal remodel we do — rarely about resale value.
See the schedule and a real kitchen near your budget, before you sign anything.
A free design consultation, and an honest answer about what your project actually involves.