Our business hours are 

• MONDAY - FRIDAY: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
• SATURDAY - SUNDAY:  CLOSED 

Our main office is located in Mission, TX.

Our other location is in Lake Jackson, TX.

1. Consultation and planning: The first step is to meet with your remodeling contractor to discuss your goals, preferences, and budget. They will also assess your existing kitchen to determine the feasibility of your plans.

2. Design and selection: Once you have agreed on the scope of the project, your contractor will help you select materials, fixtures, and finishes that fit your vision and budget. They may also provide 3D renderings or sketches of the proposed design.

3. Demolition and preparation: Your old kitchen will need to be stripped down to the studs, and any necessary repairs or upgrades will be made to the plumbing, electrical, or structural components. This may require permits and inspections.

4. Installation and construction: Once the space is prepped, your contractor will begin installing new fixtures, cabinetry, lighting, and finishes. This may include tiling, painting, or other decorative elements.

5. Finishing touches and clean-up: Once the construction is complete, your contractor will add any finishing touches, such as accessories or trim. The space will be thoroughly cleaned and inspected to ensure everything is in working order.

When choosing materials for your kitchen remodel, there are a few important factors to consider. First, you’ll want to think about the durability and longevity of the materials, as kitchens can be high-traffic areas that are prone to moisture and wear and tear. Look for materials that are resistant to water damage and easy to clean, such as ceramic tile, porcelain, or natural stone.

When remodeling a Kitchen, there are several common mistakes that homeowners should avoid.

• Failing to plan and budget properly can lead to unexpected expenses and delays. It’s important to have a clear idea of what you want to accomplish with your remodel and to work with a professional to create a detailed plan and budget.

• Choosing the wrong materials. It’s important to select materials that are durable, easy to clean, and appropriate for the kitchen environment. For example, using porous materials like limestone in a kitchen can lead to staining and damage over time.

• Neglecting to consider storage needs is another common mistake. A well-designed kitchen should have ample storage for towels, cooking utensils, and other necessities. Failing to plan for storage can lead to clutter and a lack of organization.

• Attempting to do the remodel yourself without the proper knowledge or experience can lead to costly mistakes and potential safety hazards. It’s important to work with a professional remodeling service that can ensure the project is done correctly and safely.

The timeline for completing a kitchen remodel will depend on the specific details of your project, such as the size of the kitchen and the extent of the renovations. However, we strive to complete all of our projects within a reasonable timeframe.

When remodeling a small kitchen, there are several special considerations that need to be taken into account.

• Maximize the use of space and choose fixtures that are appropriately sized for the room.
• Choosing the right lighting can make all the difference in a small kitchen.
• Adding task lighting over the sink and the stove can help create a brighter and more spacious feeling.
• Storage is crucial in a small kitchen. Consider installing shelves or cabinets that can hold kitchen utensils and towels.
• Choosing the right color scheme can make a big impact. Lighter colors can make the space feel bigger, while darker colors can make it feel cramped.