This project took 10 weeks to complete. It was 5 weeks over schedule. Click here for a detailed project cost.
This homeowner was mostly concerned with updating the overall look of their kitchen. The layout stayed exactly the same other than moving the fridge and walling up the passthrough to the dining room. The aesthetic portions of the remodel included getting all new white cabinets with glass upper cabinets, a central navy blue island, and all new white appliances.
The before and after photos for this kitchen really emphasize how a new design can completely transform a space!
We love this homeowner's taste! Check out some of our favorite features from their kitchen remodel!
The navy blue island in this kitchen beautifully stands out from and complements the otherwise white kitchen.
The white appliances in this kitchen seamlessly match the cabinetry around it, making for a sleek and modern look.
The knife block pullout in the island is one of our favorite features. the design means that any size knife will fit inside of the block and its drawer location means that no counter space is taken up by knives.
Glass upper cabinets are always a great way to highlight some of the precious items that would normally live in your kitchen such as fine china and glassware.
The quartz countertops in this kitchen are Cambria's Sutherland style. The white quartz with subtle blue marbling perfectly matches the aesthetic of this kitchen.
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As was stated above, the scope of this project was routine. Featuring all new cabinets and island, new countertops, new appliances, patching the passthrough from the kitchen to the dining room, and new plumbing hardware, this kitchen remodel was fairly straight forward. The only component that was not completely straight forward was moving the fridge to a different location.
August 23rd, 2021
September 22nd, 2021
November 1st, 2021
There are many factors that can cause a job to finish behind schedule. A big component of us completing this job a month late was that we started the project 20 days after the projected start date. However, that delay did not cause us to be in the home for any longer.
Initial Budget: $90,033.00
Fixed Price Proposal: $90,033.76
Change Orders: $7,644.52
Final Project Cost: $95,303.29
The initial Good-Better-Best budget for this project was $90,033.00. The final total was $95,303.29. The budget crept by $5,000 due to change orders such as moving the fridge after the project had already started.
In the kitchen, this homeowner went with the Evoke door style from Bellmont's 1600 line in White paint for the cabinets on the walls and Naval paint for the island cabinets.
The quartz countertops and full-height backsplash are Cambria's Sutherland style.
There were many new applicnaces in this project, but some of our favorites are:
The GE Cafe ENERGY STAR French door refrigerator
The GE Cafe ENERGY STAR 5 in 1 microwave
The GE Cafe ENERGY STAR dishwasher
The GE Cafe ENERGY STAR range with induction cooktop
Rejuvination's 18" Ormandy pendant lights
The backsplash tile is Bedrosians' 2.5" x 9" Zenia Tile in Milky Way
We've been developing relationships with quality trade partners for years. We tend to use the same subcontractors because we trust their work and have developed a great working relationship with them. This helps make projects run smoother.
Demo: C and T Home Improvements
Plumbing: Capital Plumbing Contractors
Electric: Truevolt
Carpetry: CTR Custom Cabinet Built-Ins and Trim
Drywall: Hawkins Drywall
Painting: Mayfield Painting Services
HVAC: Watts Cooling Heating and Plumbing
Tile: QSA Tile
Thank you for reading! We’d love to be a part of your next remodel. Check out our Design Services page.
Paul McManus
Certified Residential Contractor, CRC1331326
We start each project with a Design and Budget Consult. It will help you clarify your design ideas, understand the remodeling process and create your Good Better Best budget. It's the best way to start planning your project.
