Introduction
Starting a cabinet renovation is exciting, but changing your mind mid-project is common. At Texas Cabinet Solutions, we understand the need for flexibility, whether you're using Ready-to-Assemble (RTA) cabinets, custom-built units, or both. Here's how to handle changes smoothly during your renovation.
Why Homeowners Change Their Minds
New design inspirations
Budget reconsiderations
Practical concerns during the process
Changes in household needs
When Can Changes Be Made?
1. Initial Design Phase: This is the best time for changes. You can explore different cabinet styles, layouts, and finishes during this phase.
2. Before Ordering Cabinets: There is still time to adjust styles, quantities, and hardware without significant cost impacts.
3. After Ordering/During Installation: Limited changes, such as minor repositioning or adding small accessories, may be possible. However, significant changes become more complex and costly.
The Change Process
Communicate Early: Let your contractor know about changes as soon as possible.
Reassess the Design: Ensure the new vision aligns with space and cabinet capabilities.
Revise the Project Scope: Adjust materials, schedules, and necessary permits.
Cost & Timeline Adjustments: Changes may affect the budget and push completion back by 1 to 2 weeks.
When It's Too Late
Significant changes are challenging after cabinets are custom-cut or installed, especially after countertops are in place. At this stage, altering plumbing, electrical, or drywall can lead to significant costs and delays. Plan carefully to avoid this.
Conclusion
At Texas Cabinet Solutions, we know your vision may evolve during a cabinet renovation. We're here to help you create a space that reflects your style and adapts to changes. Ready to start your project? Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Comments