Three steps from measurements to installed
There is no mystery to it, and no stage where you are asked to trust a drawing you have not seen. Here is exactly how a project runs.
Our process
We come see the space
We measure the room, look at how you use it, and talk through what you want out of it. No guesswork later.
We design it in 3D
You see the room before it is built. We select the cabinet line that fits the design and the budget.
We meet at the showroom
You approve the custom design in person, with the door styles, finishes, and hardware in front of you.
In more detail
What happens at each stage
Before we draw anything
We measure the room properly — appliance sizes, plumbing, windows, outlets, ceiling height, and every wall that is out of square. Then we talk about how the room is actually used, which is usually where the layout gets decided.
While it is still drawings
Elevations and a 3D rendering, revised as many times as it takes. Changes cost nothing at this stage and a great deal after cabinetry has been built, so we would rather you used the revisions.
In the showroom, in person
You approve the design with the door samples, the finishes, and the decorative hardware in front of you. Screens are good; holding the door is better, and it is the last chance to change your mind for free.
On site
Our own crews install. They scribe to the walls, level the run, and check the reveals across the whole elevation. Then we walk the punch list with you and come back to clear whatever is on it.
Request a design
Start at step one
Send a few details and we will set up a time to come measure.