How do I get started?

Submit the Contact Us form or give us a call at 703-863-0419.  We will begin with a quick conversation. Review Our Process for more information on what to expect.

What should I have ready to begin?

Nothing! However, we do find it helpful to consider the following questions before your initial meeting with us:

• What will be the primary function(s) of the space?

• Are there any specific features you are looking to include?

• What is your style?

• Would you like painted finishes or natural wood tones?

• Would you like hardware (door and drawer pulls/knobs) that stands out or blends in?

• Are you replacing all, some, or none of your appliances?

• How much are you hoping to spend on this project, all-in?

Do you offer design services?

Yes! We will work with you to transform your space and provide the cabinet solutions you want and need.  Our design process is straightforward.  Our design process from initial meeting to design approval takes about 2-3 weeks.

How long does the process take?

From our first conversation to cabinet installation can take anywhere from 2 to 14 weeks.  Timeline is primarily dependent on current manufacturer lead times which range from 2 to 11 weeks (these are updated weekly). During our initial conversation, we will provide an estimated lead time projection.

How to I know which product line to select?

Extensive research was done to ensure we are able to offer quality product lines to fit every budget. When you have your initial discussion with us, we will help you determine which product line might best suit your needs.  In the meantime, take a look at our Product Line Comparison to see a side-by-side view of the different product lines.  Bottom line- we are here to help guide your decision!

Do you install the cabinets?

Yes! We can install the cabinets. However, in many cases, our clients are referred to us by the contractor or home builder who will be installing the cabinets. In this case, you will work directly with the contractor/builder regarding installation. Either way works for us!