Before the remodel · A kitchen in Des Moines
Step 1 of 5 · Your needs
What would make home work better?
You show us what is hard to use and what you want to keep.
We talk through your ideas, budget and timing.
You leave this step withA clear starting point.
Illustrated team scene · Design
Step 2 of 5 · Design
See the ideas before you build.
You choose the layout and materials with your designer.
We draw the options and compare their costs.
You leave this step withRoom plans and material choices.
Illustrated team scene · Plans and choices
Step 3 of 5 · Agree
Know the work. Know the price.
You review the plans, price, payment dates and schedule.
We explain what is included and what is left out.
You leave this step withA written plan for the work.
Illustrated team scene · Kitchen fitting
Step 4 of 5 · Build
Watch the plan become your home.
You make choices when needed and review any changes.
We organize the work on site and keep you informed.
You leave this step withProgress updates and completed work.
After the remodel · The same Des Moines kitchen
Step 5 of 5 · Care
Walk through. Settle in.
You point out anything left to finish.
We explain how to care for the work and who to call for help.
You leave this step withA finish list and care guidance.
01How much you change
New finishes are one job. Moving walls or pipes adds more work.
What to discuss
- Keep the layout
- Move walls or pipes
- Add more space
Start with the changes you need most.
A kitchen opened to the dining room02What is there now
The team checks the walls, pipes and wiring before pricing the job.
What to discuss
- Walls & floors
- Pipes & wiring
- Repairs to check
Some repairs only become clear when the work starts. Ask how they will be handled.
The same kitchen during the work03What you choose
Compare what each choice costs to buy, fit and finish.
What to discuss
- Ready-made
- Made to fit
- A mix of both
Ask whether ready-made, custom or a mix works best for your budget.
White oak cabinets made for an Adel kitchen
