Five days is a promise we can only keep on a defined scope. This is a cosmetic refresh of a kitchen that keeps its existing layout. We do not move walls, we do not relocate the sink or range, and we do not open the electrical panel. Everything is measured and ordered before day one, and your stone is templated the week before we start. If you want walls moved or plumbing relocated, that is a full remodel and it takes three to six weeks - see our Kitchen Remodeling page. We would rather tell you that now than blow a deadline we sold you.
Most five-day refreshes in Los Angeles run $6,900 to $16,500. The spread comes from linear feet of cabinetry, whether doors are refaced or replaced, and your stone selection. A galley kitchen in a Sherman Oaks condo sits near the bottom. A large L-shaped kitchen in Encino with an island and premium quartz sits near the top.
If your cabinet boxes are water damaged, particle board that is delaminating, or the layout genuinely does not work for how you cook, refacing them is throwing money at a problem. We will tell you that at the estimate and quote the full remodel instead. Roughly one in five kitchens we look at for a refresh should be a full remodel, and we say so.
Five working days on site, yes - but only because we measure, order and template everything one to two weeks before we start. The clock starts the morning we begin demolition, not the day you sign.
You lose the sink for roughly two days. The refrigerator stays plugged in the whole time.
If the boxes are solid, yes - and it costs about a third as much. If the boxes are swollen, delaminating or water damaged, refacing is a waste of money and we will tell you.
No. This scope does not move plumbing, gas, walls or circuits, so no permit is required.
You approve the slab and the template before fabrication. If our fabricator makes an error, we replace it at our cost.
