Most kitchen renovations involve at least two suppliers — one for cabinets, one for stone.
It works fine right up until something does not line up, and then you are standing in your own kitchen refereeing an argument between two companies who each think the other made the mistake. We supply both. That is the entire pitch, and it is a bigger deal than it sounds.
What actually goes wrong when they are separate
The template is taken off the wrong thing. Countertop fabricators template off installed cabinets. If the cabinets are late, everything behind them is late.
Nobody owns the gap. A visible gap at the back wall is either a cabinet problem or a stone problem, and each supplier will tell you it is the other.
The sink does not fit. The cut-out is made for one sink and a different one arrives.
Two lead times, sequentially. Cabinets, then template, then fabricate, then install. You live without a kitchen for the difference.
Two quotes that do not add up. Neither supplier is looking at your total budget.
How we run it
One measurement visit. One design. One quote covering both. One install crew who fit the cabinets and come back to fit the stone. One number to call if anything is wrong — and no possibility of being told it is somebody else’s problem.
The budget conversation nobody else will have with you
Because we are quoting the whole kitchen, we can move money between the two halves.
If your heart is set on a boldly veined island, we can put Choice Foundations or Choice Signature cabinets underneath and spend the difference on stone. If the cabinets matter more, a solid or subtle quartz will save you money without anyone walking in and thinking you economised.
Two separate suppliers cannot have that conversation with you. Neither one can see the other half of your budget.
Cabinets are quoted per linear foot. Countertops are quoted per square foot. We will show you both on one page.
Kitchens we have done
