Photo Courtesy All About Kitchens & More! A Your Home Remodel, Done Right
By Nissa Halquist On Behalf of the NKBA
A dripping faucet. A squeaky cabinet door. Those things are annoying, sure. But maybe they’re more than just noisy, more than just small problems to be fixed. Maybe they’re loud reminders telling you over and over again that your kitchen or bathroom is out-of-date and needs to be remodeled. So, what is that dripping faucet really telling you? Hire an NKBA certified professional to help you remodel your space.
There are a lot of other reasons why you would want to choose a NKBA professional. Simply put, the process of remodeling a kitchen or bathroom can be overwhelming. There are so many things to consider; plumbing, appliances, countertops, cabinets, and so on and so on. Plus, there are scheduling logistics involved; keeping things on time and on budget. Unless you are a licensed contractor, putting all these components together is very complex; certainly not a do-it-yourself proposition.
That is where a licensed professional comes in. They are trained to take accurate measurements, suggest proper materials, design and build a functional, safe and cost-efficient space that reflects your personal taste and lifestyle. Whether it is new construction or a remodel, an NKBA professional can only add value to your investment with their experience and expertise.
So, which NKBA professional is right for you? You will want to do your research and talk with several designers/contractors in your area. Feel them out to see if they will meet your needs, and that you are comfortable talking with them. (After all, when it comes to your home, you want to make sure that your contractor is on the same page as you.) Ask to see the designers portfolio. When you look through their work, verify that they are capable of a broad range of styles, which indicates flexibility and the ability to personalize, complete with the one-of-the-kind details that speak to you.
38 NKBA ANNUAL MEMBER DIRECTORY 2018
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