A number before design work
You get a range at the first visit. Nobody’s time gets spent designing a project that was never going to happen at that price.
Schedule an estimate
How it works
The first step costs you nothing but an hour, and it’s the one that decides everything else. Until someone has looked at your cabinets, nobody — including us — can tell you what your project should be.
We come to the room, check whether the boxes are square, hold a screw, and are free of water damage, and listen to what actually bothers you about the space. No charge and no obligation.
About 60 minutes
We tell you which of the two fits and why — interior film over what you have, or new cabinetry — and roughly what it costs, before anyone draws anything. If your cabinets don’t need replacing, this is where you hear it.
Same visit
Finishes are sampled in your own room under your own lighting, because daylight and kitchen lights change a wood tone more than people expect. Once you’ve approved the real thing, the price is fixed.
3–7 days
Days for film, with your kitchen in use throughout. Weeks only if you chose new cabinetry, and we tell you exactly which days you’ll be without a sink.
1 day – 4 weeks
We go through every surface with you in daylight, adjust every door and drawer, correct anything that isn’t right, and leave a care sheet for the finish.
Same day
What you can expect from us
You get a range at the first visit. Nobody’s time gets spent designing a project that was never going to happen at that price.
You approve the actual result in your actual room, not a photograph of someone else’s kitchen on a screen.
If a cheaper option would serve you better, we say so at the visit — before you’re invested in the expensive one.
Ready when you are
An hour, an honest answer, and a number. That’s the whole first step.