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Jason P

Kennesaw, GA
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About Me:

I like sports

Favorite area of home improvement:

Making something out of nothing... a complete 360


Recent Activity


  • Appliances
  • Larger Window
  • Seamless corners
  • No wall... and clean entrance
  • Sliding trash
  • A bit outdated.... Before our remodel
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Kitchen Spruce Up

Updating our kitchen.

*Options I considered for this project: ...»

A big debate was between stainless steel appliances and black. We chose black.

*Questions and unexpected events that arose during the project:

We received slightly different style cabinets than we had originally ordered, they were already customized, however, and they looked great so we had them installed to stay on track.

* Cost Comments:

~$6000 on materials (oak cabinets, silestone tops, black GE appliances)

~$2000 on labor assistance

*My motivation to do this project:

We wanted to increase the value of our home, while keeping an updated look throughout.

*Project Steps:

We researched updated kitchens, at IKEA, Home Depot, and Lowe's. We knew the main thing we wanted was an island and additional space, so we hired a contractor to guide us along the process and let us know exactly what our options were. Once we solidified a plan, it was off to the races.

Advice:

Kitchen - Do recessed lighting, Do an island, Don't hire a contractor without checking his background/portfolio

Materials:

Oak Cabinets - $0.00

Silestone - $0.00

Appliances - $0.00

Jason P
Jason P Kennesaw, GA
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  • Jason P
    Commented on Sep 14, 2010
    Ephriam gave us great direction and insight, to truly discover what we wanted. And, he helped ...»
    us put it all together in a timely and cost effective fashion.

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