Remodeling Resources
Cabinets
Kraftmaid Vantage Cabinetry
Waypoint Living Spaces Cabinetry
Woodland Cabinetry
Richelieu Hardware
Counters
Cambria Quartz Counters
This link will take you to Cambria’s website, which shows all of their available patterns. If you would like to see these patterns in your home please download the Cambria AR app on your phone or tablet. The app will walk you through the process of scanning your existing kitchen and then project any of Cambria’s patterns onto the video of your kitchen on your screen. Cambria Quartz offers a transferable lifetime warranty for their products and is manufactured in the USA. Cambria is our top choice for quality of product, best warranty, and variety of patterns/colors.
Caesarstone Quartz Counters
This link will take you to Caesarstone’s website and all of their patterns. Caesarstone is another high quality brand of Quartz Counters.
Granite Counters
We work with two fabricators who have granite yards at their shops where you can look for and select a granite. If you want to use granite it is best to have an idea of what you want to spend per square ft and what colors you want in your slab. You can look in person or we can get you photos of slabs that are in line with what you are looking for to choose from!
Plumbing Fixtures
Moen
Delta
Kohler
Franke
Grohe
Sinks
If you are looking for a stainless steel sink our counter fabricators offer many different styles of stainless steel sinks, in both 18 and 16 gauge steel at a reduced cost as a part of you countertop purchase.
Our fabricators also offer undermount porcelain sinks for use in the bathroom in oval and rectangular shapes. These porcelain sinks are also available in either white of Biscuit (warm yellow off white shade
Kraus Kore Stainless Steel Sinks
Kohler Enameled Cast Iron
Blanco’s Silgranite Granite Composite
Flooring
There are multiple options when it comes to flooring. The most common these days are tile, vinyl plank, and wood.
Tile
If you have pets or kids and tend to be tough on your floors tile is a great option! Tile comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. If you like the look of wood floors but not the maintenance then a plank tile may be for you! Many tiles are now offered with rectified edges which allows the grout lines to be as small as 1/16” . Smaller grout lines mean less cleaning and a beautiful, seamless look.
Vinyl
Vinyl flooring is one of the most popular options currently. It comes in a variety of looks that can mimic tile or wood. People tend to like the feel of vinyl flooring installed as it has a backing made with either cork or foam that gives your feet more cushion than tile or wood. Most vinyl flooring is water resistant which is great if you ever have a leak or flood. The material is not glued down like wood or laminate tends to be. The pieces lock into each other and can easily be removed, dried, and reinstalled if necessary. We prefer the vinyl backed with foam over cork in case there are any leaks, as the foam is less likely to develop mold. One draw back of vinyl is that it is prone to scratching. You will want to keep felt pads on the feet of your furniture and if you have dogs their nails will likely leave scratch marks over time.
Wood
Nothing beats the look of real wood for warmth and natural texture. Most of the wood flooring being used today is engineered wood. This is good for the environment as it allows for more of each tree to be used with less waste. However there are some draw backs to using wood. Wood flooring is easily damaged by leaks or spills that are left to sit. It tends to be more expensive than other flooring options, in terms of materials and installation. It will also require more specialized care and maintenance than most floors. However, if you like using natural materials in your home then wood is one of the best bets for you!