Ferguson Kitchen & Bath Prices
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I want help with my kitchen and/or bath renovation,but don't know how to choose a designer/planner
Comments (5)If you don't have access to design/build in your area, then I would start by interviewing contractors and narrow it down to someone you have confidence in and that you feel you can communicate with and trust on a daily basis. Someone who makes you feel like they truly have your best interest at heart and will not make you feel intimidated or unknowledeable for asking questions. They will be able to tell you (at a minimum) the basics of what you can do with your space and give you a rough estimate of what the work might cost in your area. Once you select a contractor, they can then give you the names of several designers that they feel can give you good advice and represent a range of good products - you can expand that list if you wish. Interveiw designers and select someone that you feel is listening to your needs and will give you the opportunity to participate since this is important to you. It might be best if you ask both of the professionals that you ultimately choose to meet jointly with you for some period of time so that everyone stays on the same page. The last thing you need is to have a design that is not in the budget or to have quality construction that doesn't meet your needs. If you have any interest in trying to locate design/build professionals in your area, you can start at nahb.org and under find a remodeler you can enter your location. It will direct you to the nearest home builder assoc. and you can find folks on thier website. From there you can go to individual websites and note ones that you like. You may also google design/build remodelers in your city....See MoreI want to use laminate for my kitchen and bath counters, but everyone
Comments (66)I LOVE this seamless sink. It looks amazing! 3 years ago when we redid our kitchen in our old house I discovered this laminate. I actually ran the kitchens dept at HD and we had a display for this but the laminate fabricator we uses didn't know how to do it!?!? So idk why we even had it on display. I ended up with granite because I got a really great deal. Now we have moved South and inherited tired, discolored cherry finish cabinets that look pink to me and granite that the seller put in to help sell the house, the pattern of which would not have been my choice. And my husband already chipped it with a Le Creuset pot. The worst part about it is they installed a 4inch granite backsplash. I hate that. There is no tile backsplash now and I detest the look of a tile backsplash that sits on top of a countertop backsplash. I think it looks like a cheap afterthought. I like tile backsplash down to the countertop. I doubt spending 3k on granite would even pay off on resale here. So once again I am planning a kitchen reno and hoping for a beautiful Wilsonart laminate counter like the one above but I really love that seamless sink. I hope to find someone in the Charlotte area who can do this....See MoreKitchen and Bath Countertops - stone and estimates
Comments (6)It could be that by reducing by 8 sqft from 105 to 97 the fabricator still needs to purchase the same number of slabs and make the same number of cuts. Some of the stone fabricators I have dealt with in the past would give a ballpark price/sqft and then when it comes to the actual measurements & a precise quote they would factor in how many slabs they actually need so the price could suddenly jump. Sometimes adding a small additional area can mean a whole additional slab is needed & if that isn't a common colour they may opt to charge you for the whole thing ... whereas if it's a more common colour they may anticipate being able to use the left overs on another job. I am not saying this is right or wrong, just that some companies may opt to work this way and that is a business decision which may work or may back-fire....See MoreKitchen/Bath designers
Comments (2)If you buy the cabinets, and project supervision from them, their services will likely be folded into those fees. Separately, be prepared to put down at least a 2K retainer against a set fee for design only. Not per hour, unless you exceed the amount of time allotted in the flat fee....See MoreEileen
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