I heard of one cutting a hole in the living room ceiling and roof , then had a  bon fire in the living room for heat, using the kitchen cabinets for wood.

I also recommend adding cabinet hardware to the kitchen, it would pop a lot better.

Everything from cabinet height to which 3 shades of white we needed on walls and baseboard and ceiling (who knew there were so many variations of white?) 

We are putting in new carpet, laminate floors, new cabinets, appliances, fixing the dip in the kitchen floor, painting the deck, lattice, front porch, all of the walls, and powerwashing, etc.The house will look like new everywhere you can see - but with 7 foot ceilings.

So I’m looking for recommendations for kitchen cabinet suppliers as well as countertop suppliers (granite etc) in this area or online that does business in the area.

Purchased via Sheriff Auction for $152k + $775 in fees.Projected ARV $200-210k.Actual $233k minus $6k in seller assist = $227kNEEDED:Medium Tree RemovedExterior Paint & WorkTons of wallpaper RemovedBathtub Leak Fix & Ceiling PatchGeneral updating to take it out of the 1980'sTIGHT BUDGET:  My first attempt at reno budgeting for this property included getting rid of ugly biscuit colored bath surrounds and renovating bathrooms with tile, painting the cabinets, installing a granite counter top, new carpet, new lighting, wallpaper removal, new kitchen floor, etc... which added up to $50k. 

I love your black cabinets and subway tile!

The ones we have in kitchens are incorporated into the cabinets and share the sink drain.

After working full time through my school years, putting myself through college, progressing through a few unfulfilling desk jobs, then starting my own renovation business, then partnering in a food business startup, then growing the renovation business into custom new home construction that ultimately ended up in bankruptcy at the market crash, followed by working a couple more years with a small-but-prominent renovation firm in my area, then recently starting my own business again as a cabinet refinisher... well, I've learned a lot about business - most of it the hard way.

and also white cabinets.