A consultation, an in-person visit, a paid design phase, an engineered price, and a build. Five steps, in that order, every time.
A call or video chat about your project — the room, what you want it to do, the scope and a budget range. Fifteen minutes. We’re honest about whether we’re the right shop for it: location, project size and complexity all matter.
If it fits what we do, we come to the space. We measure every wall, window and outlet, and we talk about how you actually use the room — who cooks, who hosts, what drives you crazy about the current layout.
You enroll in our design process. This is a paid phase, and it’s where the real work happens: layout, 3D model in Mozaik, material and hardware selections, and the engineering that makes it buildable.
With the design complete and your materials chosen, you get an accurate price from the real cut list — materials and install, one number. Not an estimate.
Deposit secures your production slot. Final shop drawings, then onto the CNC. The crew that designed it installs it. We walk the room with you, fix anything on the list, and you make final payment.
$15,000 supply-only, $18,000 with install. A full kitchen typically runs $25,000–$60,000 depending on size and material. Closets and bars vary widely — the consultation tells us.
From deposit to install is typically 6–10 weeks depending on the production calendar. We tell you the real date at deposit, not a range.
Wood, integrated panel, or laminate — we fabricate those. We don’t do stone. If you want quartz or marble we’ll refer you to a slab yard and build to receive it.
Because it’s where the work is. Engineering a custom room properly takes real hours, and it’s what makes the price accurate. The design fee is credited toward your project when you build with us.
Repairs, install-only, refacing, flat-pack assembly, flooring, plumbing or electrical. We design and build custom cabinetry. That’s the whole list.