Moving a kitchen can get pricey with plumbing (supply and drain), electrical (2 new circuits plus range/oven), gas, new floors, cabinets, etc.With some cheap labor it may be doable, but you're still probably talking a few thousand $$.

Some laminate on the inside and clean up the walls nice, refinish the cabinets in the kitchen and clean up the grout on the counter tops.  

They called one day to ask if I could come out and help them figure out why they kept getting mold in their medicine cabinet.  

*Trim molding around the island*Stairs*No shelves in pantry*Casing around the window*1 pendant light left to hang*Register vent covers and air vent under the island*Finish baseboard molding and register vent along the wall*Paint/Spackle touch up around the walls*Tile back-splash not finished*Cabinet hardware not installed*Lazy susan not attachedContractor: (sends me a copy of the bill) and says, "Ok we will address all concerns you have but will not do additional work like the steps until balance is paid"Signed,Please advise!!!

HelloI have a property in Port Orchard, WA that I am rehabbing and I am in need of a plumber, electrician, framer, sheetrocker, and cabinet installer. 

In the case of my current project, I had some ideas on how I wanted the layout to work and positioned the walls in such a way as to make my fridge and pantry unit fit properly.Once the software comes into play I get a much better idea of the final look of the cabinets.

This semi-detached project has some large tiled areas, so we are using some neutral light grey tile, and combined with an oak floor, darker walnut style cabinets, and white quartz counters makes for a timeless looking package that can suit many colours of paint and furnishings.With the drywall project half done, it is time to really go back and take a hard look at the schedule.

We are well into finishing now, lets show some photos and move on.post 37 - more finishingOn these smaller inner city jobs it makes a lot of sense to get the trim and door work done before the cabinets.

I have a lovely 1958 tri-level home (house hack) that I recently listed for sale, but I'm considering pulling it off the market to do a kitchen remodel (tile, granite or quartz countertops, new appliances, light fixtures and new cabinet hardware).

Potentially a wet bar (included in that number) or without it knock a few grand off for cabinets and countertops.The home is our current home that we've live-in-flipped over the last couple years and just cash out refi'd with the intentions to 'move on to the next one' in a year.