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The terms remodel and renovation are often used interchangeably. However, there is a difference. Renovating your kitchen is refreshing or giving your kitchen a new look. These include changing the paint, redoing the tiling, or resurfacing the cabinets. For example, rearranging your cupboards or adding more counter space while leaving the same layout and structure of your kitchen is a renovation. Remodeling your kitchen is when you alter the layout, such as adding or removing walls, installing new lights, or changing the layout of your appliances.

The associated cost of your remodel depends on several factors, including the size and nature of the project, materials, style, and more.

While there are no set timelines for any given remodel, the project size can cause the process to take longer. Our professional team strives to finish all installations in approximately 6 weeks. We’ll provide regular updates to keep you aware of our progress. Never be afraid to ask for an update.

Countertops can be found in laminate, marble, stone, quartz, and more. Each material comes with its own set of pros and cons. During your consultation, we’ll go through each to find the best material that suits your style and budget.

These countertops are made from sheets of laminate bonded to a particleboard core. You can find this in a wide variety of styles and colors. Laminate countertops are one of the most affordable options, making them one of the most popular. However, its affordability makes laminate vulnerable to warping, bubbling, scratches, and splitting. Repairs can be costly and cost nearly as much as the product itself.

Marble is commonly known as one of the most luxurious materials for countertops as marble is a natural stone that’s mined from quarries. A new marble countertop will add a classic and luxurious style to any kitchen. One of the downsides of marble is how expensive it is to purchase and maintain. Marble is a porous rock, meaning it’s more likely to soak up any liquids and stains quickly. While hard to do, correcting if scratched, stained, or chipped is costly.