Question 1

How long will it take to complete my project?

Accepted Answer

It depends on a variety of factors, but once I determine the details, I’ll use a flowchart to show you exactly how long your job will take to complete.

Question 2

Do you use subcontractors?

Accepted Answer

I do most of the work myself, but sometimes I work with subcontractors on larger jobs or projects that require expertise in certain areas. When I do work with subcontractors, they’re professionals whom I’ve used many times before. I work well with them and trust them to adhere to my high standards of quality.

Question 3

Is my house going to get dusty?

Accepted Answer

Construction is inherently dusty, but I’ll do my best to keep your home as clean as possible. I’ll bag off the work area with plastic, put barriers under the doors and clean up carefully as I go along.

Question 4

Will you clean up every day?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every job is different, so I take each client’s specific needs into account. For example, if I’m working in the middle of a house, I don’t want the residents to worry about walking through the jobsite, so I’ll unplug and put away my power tools, roll up my extension cords, and remove debris at the end of each workday. I also do my best to minimize the mess while I’m working and keep my materials in a small area so there isn’t a lot of cleanup.

Question 5

Can you help me choose my cabinets and a cabinet layout?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I’ll help you make the best cabinet decisions for your home and lifestyle. Cabinets aren’t just boxes with doors on them—you need to properly lay out your kitchen to get the best results. I pay a lot of attention to materials and layout, and I’ll work with you to incorporate your ideas.

Question 6

Will you help me stick to my budget?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Once I know your budget, I can help you determine where to focus your spending and give you detailed layouts and product lists so you can achieve the look you want at a price you can afford. For example, maple cabinets are usually more expensive than oak cabinets, and stains or special features add to that cost.

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