Design brief
Documented finish priorities, timeline goals, and procurement constraints.
Kitchen remodeling
Layouts, cabinetry, surfaces, and MEP coordination-sequenced so rough work and finishes line up cleanly.
Project timeline
Delivery phases
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Selective demo
Protected active zones and opened required interiors for rough work.
Mockups + samples
Validated texture, color, and detailing with approval mockups.
Rough-ins complete
MEP rough-ins coordinated and prepared for finishes installation.
Material procurement
Released long-lead orders and staged deliveries by install sequence.
Finish installation
Cabinetry, flooring, paint, and trim moved to installation phase.
Quality control
Ran punch cycles and corrected visual/technical defects by zone.
Project close-out
Snag resolution and handover package completed.
Our kitchen journey
Kitchen remodels coordinated from layout and rough-in through cabinets, counters, and final connections-so each trade hands off cleanly to the next.
- Type:
- Kitchen
- Model:
- Rough-to-finish sequencing
- Focus:
- Homeowners
- Unique selling points:
- MEP coordination and long-lead planning baked into the schedule
Case study
The work on this project
The kitchen scope moved in one direction: layout and structural allowances first, then mechanical and electrical rough-in sized for real appliance and lighting loads—not placeholder boxes.
Cabinet and counter lead times drove intermediate milestones. We held field readiness until substrates were flat, moisture-stable, and documented so installs did not fight the walls or floors.
Finish connections—faucets, disposal, lighting trims—were scheduled after paint and stone protection plans were in place. The goal was a clean handoff from “construction site” to “working kitchen” with minimal rework.
Final QA focused on operation: ventilation performance, outlet and circuit labeling, and alignment of doors and panels so daily use feels intentional, not patched together at the end.
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