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At Founders Kitchen and Bath, you will have a dedicated designer that will personally work with you through out all phases of your project. All of our designers are experienced in working with various sized spaces and budgets. If you have a general idea of what your limitations are, that will give you a good starting point.

Our state of the art designer showroom allows you to "test drive" your design with our "Imagine It" displays. We use comprehensive CAD programs that deliver detailed plans, drawings, elevations and perspectives for our customers. Our designers will show you all of the tools that we have to help you "visualize" your new space.

Communication between you, your designer and other trades is a vital part of a smooth and successful renovation project. When remodeling, expect to be displaced in your kitchen for several weeks between tear out, installation, measuring and fabricating of new countertops and reinstalling new or old appliances. This is a perfect time to try those new restaurants you have wanted to try!

Here is a quick list of things that we recommend to help you prepare for your first meeting with your designer:

Have an idea of what kind of style you are looking for (contemporary/traditional/transitional)

Think of what kind of wood/material you desire

Make a list of what works and what doesn't work in your current room - knowing what you don't like and what doesn't work is the key to creating a better more functional design

Bring in photos of your current kitchen/bath and any samples of your current or desired colored scheme

Clip pictures from magazines, bring photos and/or drawings of styles that interest you

Allow yourself some time during the design phase to explore all of your options to best suit your wants and needs - a successful design is one that is thoroughly thought and planned out

Keep in mind that the average lead time for most of our cabinet lines is 4-6 weeks from the time the order is placed

It is also very helpful to have a general idea of the appliances you will be wanting - many kitchens a designed around the appliances

No detail should be ignored to ensure your true satisfaction. Please take advantage of these valuable tips through NARI (the National Association of Remodelers in the Industry) and NKBA (the National Kitchen and Bath Association). They are professional and trusted sources in our industry.

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Here is a quick list of things that we recommend to help you prepare for your first meeting with your designer: