We import the cabinets and the flooring ourselves, so there is no distributor sitting between the factory and your kitchen.
That is the whole reason the pricing works. Most contractors buy cabinets from a supplier who bought them from an importer, and both of those margins land on your price. You are buying at the front of that line instead, so you can take the material away yourself or have us fit it, and either way you pay one margin instead of three.
The door line is Shaker, in six colors: white, light gray, navy blue, black, sage green and natural oak. Every door runs on soft close hinges as standard, not as an upcharge. Installation is quoted separately from the material, so you can take the supply and keep your own crew if that is what makes sense. Homeowners, commercial jobs and other contractors buying on a subcontract all buy the same way.
Samples sit on the shop floor so you can put the finishes next to each other in daylight instead of judging them off a screen. It is worth the trip. Sage and light gray look like different cabinets under a window than they do under a shop light, and your kitchen has light of its own. Once the order goes in, the color you picked is the color you live with, so pick it standing in daylight with the doors in your hands.
Floors get decided the same way, against what the room does to them. Waterproof vinyl plank is the sensible choice for a kitchen, a bath, a basement or a rental, because a spill that would ruin an engineered floor does nothing to it. If the room sees water, or tenants, settle that question before you settle on a look. A floor you have to baby in a working kitchen is the wrong floor no matter what it cost.
One crew from the foundation to the final piece of trim. See everything we do.
Cabinetry, countertops, tile, fixtures and lighting. The two rooms where the finish work shows the most, and where we spend the most time.
See kitchen and bathBringing new life to rooms you already have, and turning attics, basements and unused corners into space you actually use.
See remodelingBaseboard, casing, crown, stair parts and built ins. Finish carpentry is what people run their hand along, so the joints have to be tight.
See trimmingFree estimates, commercial and residential, across Massachusetts and Rhode Island.