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What You Should Remember about Kitchen Remodeling

Monday, November 2nd, 2015 at 11:00 am

Kitchen remodeling projects can be exciting, as old cupboards and tacky countertops give way to a new and aesthetically pleasing kitchen space. Plumbing plays a huge role in any kitchen remodeling project, and here in Olympia, WA, you have top-notch experts standing by to give you a hand. Like any other big project, kitchen remodeling takes careful planning and the more you can set up in advance, the better the project will go. Here’s some things to remember when beginning your kitchen remodeling.

Practicality Trumps Elegance

A new faucet or countertop may look fantastic, but you’re still going to need to do all of the chores on it that you would with any other kitchen: chopping vegetables, preparing meals, cleaning dishes and so on. The same holds true with plumbing pipes, which need to be able to reach the sink, refrigerator and other components without being noticed. That could create difficulties if the wall space allotted to them doesn’t reach or you need to move the pipes from their current layout. The key is to find those places where your aesthetic wishes match the practical needs of your kitchen, then push those components when handling your kitchen remodeling. The results will give you the look you want without sacrificing the basic needs of your kitchen.

Prioritize Everything

A kitchen remodeling involves countless little changes that go into the entire picture. Not all of those changes can be made some of the time, owing to limits in time, money and physical space in your kitchen. Before the work begins, draw up a list of everything you want to see in your new kitchen and rank them by priority. That way, if you need to cut something or two components are incompatible, you have an easy list you can quickly consult in order to make adjustments.

Brooks Plumbing has considerable experience in handle kitchen remodeling, so call us today!

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