Video: Prioritizing Design in Remodeling

How to handle the design in your project. This is always, sometimes a, a scary point because you want to make sure whatever, you know, whatever way you're thinking of is going to look. You want to be able to have that done at the end. The last thing that people want most of the time is to think something's gonna look one way, and then once the project is complete.

It looks like something completely different. The way we do it is it, it starts from the beginning. We just get some ideas from you. We try to give you some ideas just to get, you know, the, the clock ticking, so to speak, or, or your mind rolling. Just think about different ways to approach whatever the project may be.

A lot of the time we'll ask, a lot of people will, will browse social media or. Or Pinterest, and we'll look for those pictures. You know, what, what do you think looks nice? And this is kind of how we start that process. You know, okay, you like this. Now we can go down this way. Once we have, once we have kind of a general idea, we put it together with our design team.

We, we actually will take a picture of your space. We can design it, redesign it multiple different ways. Let's say it's a kitchen. Oh, you don't like black cabinets? We'll change 'em to white. If you don't like the brown countertops, we'll change 'em to purple, or whatever color it is that you want. So in this way, we're able to make sure that whatever it is that we're designing, we'll be able to put it together and you'll be able to actually conceptualize it and see it before it's completed.

You don't want to have any guesswork. I think white cabinets look good with a white countertop. Well, it, it may look good, but not always for everybody's taste. So we want to make sure that we actually have something that we can show you, give to you. We can print it out, we'll give you digital copies and you can think over it and make changes as needed.

And this way we're able to take that initial rough draft, put it together, find the materials, and when the project is completed, the point is that it's gonna look. Basically exactly as it as, as we had put it on paper before we even pick up a saw or do any demolition work. And that's how we put our process together and have everything from the beginning to the end look the same.