Kitchen Remodeling
Demolition and Infrastructure
This stage involves stripping the kitchen down and preparing the space for the new installations.
Protect the rest of the house with plastic barriers and cover adjacent flooring to contain dust and debris.
Demolition (The Tear-Out):
Remove all old cabinets, appliances, countertops, sinks, and old wall/floor coverings.
If the design requires it, demolish internal walls to change the floor plan.
Plumbing: Install new water supply lines and drains for the sink and dishwasher according to the new layout.
Electrical and Gas: Run new wiring for outlets, lighting, and, if applicable, the gas line for the range.
Walls and Windows:
Install or relocate new windows/doors.
Cover the walls with drywall (often mold/moisture-resistant in kitchen areas).
Finishes Installation
This phase requires precision to ensure all custom-ordered elements fit perfectly.
Flooring:
Install the new kitchen floor (tile, wood, vinyl, etc.).
Cabinet Assembly:
Install the base cabinets (lower) and the wall cabinets (upper) according to the design plan.
Countertop Templating:
Wall Finishes:
The ceiling and walls are painted.
The backsplash tile is installed (this is usually done only after the countertop has been measured to ensure a clean fit).
Countertop and Sink Installation
The countertops are installed, and the sink is secured.
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