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No Changes to walls

Remove drywall soffit above existing cabinets

Remove walled pantry

Remove a small non-load bearing wall

Remove a peninsula bar height wall to make it counter height

Make an opening in an existing wall

Make a new wall

Remove a wall you suspect is load bearing

Remove existing ceramic tile and install LVP or LVT (vinyl)

Remove existing ceramic tile and install traditional hardwood oak (2.25" or 3.25" site finished)

Remove existing sheet vinyl or linoleum and install LVP or LVT (vinyl)

Have existing hardwood oak flooring and new cabinets will have nearly exact same footprint existing cabinets

Have existing hardwood oak flooring, will be moving/removing an island, peninsula or other floor cabinets

Have a flooring product like engineered hardwood or LVP/LVT, want to keep it, and changing layout or moving/removing wall(s), but have enough extra material for patching floor.

Have a flooring product like engineered hardwood or LVP/LVT, and changing floor cabinet layout or moving/removing wall(s). Want to keep it but don't have enough extra material for patching floor.

"L" ?

Two walls of cabinets

"U" ?

Three walls of cabinets

"G" ?

Three walls of cabinets w/ a peninsula

Galley ?

Galley kitchen is two parallel opposing walls, like a train car would have

Multiple Walls ?

Cabinets on multiple walls sometimes not touching each other

Linear ("one wall") ?

All or most all cabinets along one long wall

None ?

This can be an all electric kitchen or just no changes to the gas appliances.

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None ?

No major electric appliances are being moved, added or converted from gas

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For 8 ft ceilings: Wall cabinets will touch ceiling ?

It is common to have 42" tall wall cabinets touch ceiling

For 8 ft ceilings: Wall cabinets will not reach as high as the ceiling and there will be a space above wall cabinets to ceiling.

For 9 ft ceilings: There will be a space above wall cabinets to the ceiling. No second row on top (stackers). ?

It is common to have 42" tall wall cabinets with top molding then a space to the ceiling

For 9' or 10' ceilings: There will be a second row of wall cabinets (stackers) that touch the ceiling

For 10' ceilings: There will be a second row of wall cabinets (stackers) then there a space up to the ceiling.

Linear Feet of Base Cabinets*

Keep it simple - Measure left to right in feet all the cabinets you think you will have in the new design that sit on the floor including island, peninsula, and tall cabinets of any kind. You're measuring all the fronts of cabinet, not the backs of cabinets - only where there are doors and/or drawers. You may need to measure both sides of the island if it has doors/drawer on both sides. If you're adding cabinets then just add in the number of feet of those since you can't actually measure them now. If you are finding these instructions confusing, just enter 20 for small kitchen, 30 for typical kitchen, 40 for large, 50 for very large.

Luxury

Premium

Very good quality, middle of the cabinet market offering

Good quality yet affordable for most ?

Most homeowners choose this option

Decent quality, great value, finish won't last as long

I can be happy choosing one or two from a variety of 50 standard paint & stain colors offered

I absolutely require a specific color not offered as standard

No added features ?

Standard cabinet features included already are top and bottom moldings, light rail, decorative panels, trash pullout

Bump out sink cabinet from wall by 3"

Tall pantry cabinets total width greater than 36"

Pull out trays inside all pantry cabinets and/or some door base cabinets instead of fixed shelves

Wall cabinets with glass doors more than 72" in total width of wall cabinets

"Push To Open" doors and drawers instead of knobs/handles

Include a custom pet station or crate

Premium ?

Examples: Wolf, Viking, Meile

Upscaled ?

Examples: Thermador, Bertazonni, Thor

Consumer Level ?

Examples: Whirlpoo, Samsung, Bosch, KitchenAid

Premium ?

Examples: Wolf, Viking, Miele

Upscaled ?

Examples: Thermador, Bertazonni, Cafe, Thor

Consumer Level ?

Examples: Whirlpool, Samsung, Bosch, KitchenAid

36"

Wider than 36" including all fridge/freezer columns

Single Wall Oven ?

Ignore size

Double Wall Oven

Wall Oven - a combination wall oven ?

A combination wall oven is a single wall oven and a microwave integrated into one unit. Ignore size.

Electric Cooktop - 30" or 36"

Gas Cooktop - 30" - 36"

Gas Range Top - 42" or 48" ?

There are very few cooktops wider than 36". Range tops typically take over above that size whereby 48" is the most common. Range tops are typically gas fuel type.

Over-The-Range (OTR) ?

Always 30" wide

Built into cabinet, side hinge w/ trim kit ?

Usually 24" wide

Built into cabinet, 27-30" wide with bottom hinge ?

Usually 30" wide

Drawer type

Combined with wall oven as one unit, as in wall oven question above ?

Usually 30" wide

Cabinet cubby hole w/ shelf for a countertop consumer product type ?

Customer buys a counter top model and sets in cabinet cubby shelf.

Customer buys a countertop model and puts on countertop (no cost)

Over-The-Countertop

Appliance type hood that is wall mounted ?

"Appliance" means a metal appliance that is purchased and installed where the hood is visible

Appliance type hood that is under cabinet

Appliance type hood that is over an island hanging from ceiling

Appliance type hood that is flush with the ceiling

A mechanical insert inside cabinetry ?

This is not visible unless you look up underneath the cabinets over the cooking surface

Wooden hood on the wall (of any design)

Have a vent pipe leading to outdoors and not changing cooking surface width or location - can reuse vent pipe

No existing hood vent pipe, want to add one

Have a vent pipe but cooking surface width increasing or location changing

Moderately priced quartz or granite ?

This is the most common price level in kitchens, includes Level 1 - 4 quartz and granite.

Higher priced quartz, granite or marble ?

The newer stone and quartz patterns are more expensive than the older materials that have been available for awhile.

Other natural stone such as quartzite, dolomite, soapstone, etc ?

These listed stones and exotic natural stones can be very pricey

Moderate priced tile, with or without an accent design. Moderately means $3 to $15 per SF

Higher priced tile with an accent design ?

This is generally tile priced $20 - $50 per SF.

Countertop material for part of backsplash as a "full height" ?

Countertop material up to the bottom of wall cabinets on at least one significant wall or on all backsplash walls.

Typical new faucet, with stainless steel undermount sink of any size

Typical new faucet, with a work station type sink up to 34" in width

Typical new faucet, with a composite or granite sink up to 34" in width

Any new faucet, with a Farm style sink or any non-stainless steel sink wider than 34"

None of these listed

Install a new chandelier fixture

Have 2 or 3 pendants, replacing them in same locations

Have 2 or 3 pendants, replacing them in new locations

Don't have pendants, adding 2 or 3 new ones on a new circuit

No change to recessed ceiling lights

Move or add up to 12 recessed ceiling lights on existing switches

Move or add 13 - 24 recessed ceiling lights on existing switches

Add 4 to 12 of recessed ceiling lights on new switches (new circuits)

None

Add under cabinet lighting

Add interior cabinet lighting to glass door stacker row of wall cabinets

2010 - Present
2000 - 2009
1990 - 1999
1980 - 1989
1970 - 1979
1960 - 1969
1940 - 1959
< 1940

Typical Crawlspace

Very Short Crawlspace ?

Less than 24" tall of crawling clearance inside crawlspace access door

Concrete Slab

Finished Basement

Unfinished Basement

8 ft

9 ft

10 ft

Greater than 10 ft

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