Kitchen Remodeling In Spring

The Latest Styles

If you’ve invited guests or potential buyers into your house, there’s a good chance that they’ll notice visibly outdated cabinets. However, you won’t have this problem if you choose Blue Stone Construction. We have excellent partners who have massive selections of kitchen cabinets for the Spring area that feature the latest styles. Blue Stone Construction offers modern, traditional, and transitional kitchen design expertise. Furthermore, we can help you choose between a wide range of clear, light, and dark finishes.

Affordable Prices

Unlike many other businesses that offer high-quality kitchen remodeling in Spring, you can count on us to offer affordable prices. In fact, we offer some of the fairest prices in the business, which makes Blue Stone Construction an excellent option for just about every homeowner.

Exceptional Design & Installation Services

We offer cabinet installation and countertop installation services. If you’re struggling to decide on which kitchen cabinets in Spring, please reach out so we can work with our partners to help you make the right selection. 

Flooring

If you live in Spring, Blue Stone Construction can help you decide on your new kitchen flooring. Whether you are considering installing flooring in your kitchen first or installing them last, we can help. We will walk you through the pros and cons to consider, to ensure that you stay within budget and your timeline. Contact us if you’re considering remodeling your kitchen!

Setting Your Budget

The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in your house. It’s where we spend so much time and create memories with our loved ones, but it can also be an expensive investment if not planned out properly beforehand! Make sure you have enough funds set aside before starting any renovations because unexpected expenses tend to come along once they’re underway – just like how adding 10-20% onto what was originally budgeted will help ensure that you don’t end up with a half-finished kitchen.

Research

You can ask your remodeling contractor, like us, to help you visit kitchen showrooms and home stores to figure out the cost of items, and then figure out what you need and what you can afford. Ask your neighbors to see their kitchen layouts and renovations to come up with ideas.

Consider Hidden Costs

Factor in the cost of labor, materials, taxes, and any shipping or delivery costs that might come up. These add up very quickly, so it’s important to take them into account from the very beginning when budgeting. Consider if there are any steps along the way that you would like to DIY. Even a few tasks can save a significant amount of your budget

Aim for Quality

Always buy the best quality materials your budget allows. In kitchen remodeling, you want to have a high-quality, functional kitchen, both for your personal use and for potential resale value. High-quality cabinets, countertops, and appliances will last much longer, helping you reduce the chance of having to do another renovation in the future. Consider used materials – for example, try repurposing or painting older cabinets bought from a business that sells reused building materials. You can also find high-end items from individual sellers online.

Evaluate Your Needs vs. Wants

Don’t buy unnecessary items. It can be tempting to buy all sorts of fancy appliances, but it’s better to go with the reliable basics that you’ll use. Remember, with every new appliance comes a slightly higher utility bill. They also add to your upkeep responsibilities and require time and money to maintain.

Planning a Kitchen Layout

The kitchen needs to be practical and functional. Think about how you use your current kitchen to identify what your priorities should be. What works and what doesn’t in your current setup? Will the kitchen be used a lot for cooking? Will you entertain guests a lot? Whenever possible, make use of the classic work triangle. Arrange your sink, refrigerator, and stove in a triangular pattern. This is generally considered to be the most convenient setup because it saves unnecessary steps. Also, think about how many people usually work in the kitchen at the same time. If it’s more than one, you might want to incorporate more than one workstation. Or, if there’s enough space, consider a kitchen island.

Kitchen Space Planning

One thing our kitchen remodeling team does is make sure things are laid out to ensure proper safety, but it’s up to you to plan for convenience. Here are a few things to remember when mapping out your space:

• Counters: Plan to have at least 36 inches of counter space for food preparation, with at least 24 inches on one side of the sink and 18 inches on the other. If you can fit more, we recommend it.

• Appliances: Leave adequate floor space in front of appliances so the doors can be opened, and you can still walk in front of them. You’ll need at least 30 to 48 inches. Also, take note of the direction and depth of swinging appliance doors—especially when it comes to the refrigerator. If you plan to have your fridge next to a wall, make sure the door swings in the opposite direction, otherwise the wall may prohibit the door from opening all the way.

• Walkways: Leave enough room for traffic flow. There should be at least 42 inches between the counters and the island so that people can easily walk through without disrupting anyone working at the counters.

Final Considerations Before You Start

Take advantage of our free consultation services to discuss all your requirements for your kitchen remodel. This will help confirm your space is planned in a way that will ensure convenience and ease of movement for you and your family.