COMMON QUESTIONS
WHAT HOMEOWNERS ASK US FIRST
It depends on scope, but most full kitchens run several weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. We give you a timeline at the design stage and tell you up front what could move it.
There is no useful average, because a countertop swap and a full gut are different projects. What we can do is give you real numbers for your actual room after the consultation, with the expensive decisions flagged early.
Yes. We come to your home, measure the room, and talk through what you want. There is no charge and no obligation to go further.
Yes. Every design includes 3D renderings of the finished room, so you can adjust layout, cabinets, and finishes on screen before anything is ordered.
Regularly. Oceanfront buildings come with access rules, elevator scheduling, and association approvals, and we have worked in enough of them that it is familiar territory.
Often, yes. Whether it is worth doing is the real question, and we answer that during measurement rather than after demolition starts.
Most people stay. Kitchens are harder than bathrooms since you lose the room for a stretch, and we will tell you what to expect before work begins.
Daytona Beach and the surrounding coast, including Port Orange, Ormond Beach, New Smyrna Beach, and Palm Coast.
We use a client communication tool that sends progress updates and photos as the job moves, so you can follow along even from out of state.
No. Cabinet installation, countertop replacement, and backsplash work are all projects we take on their own.
We work with Daltile, Cambria, and Decora, among others, and we will steer you toward what holds up in coastal humidity and salt air.
Yes. Interior and exterior shades, automatic shades, retractable screens, and motorized screens.
