Kitchens
Our best memories are often made in the kitchen—sharing meals and moments with the people who matter most. At HoneyDew Improvements, we believe your kitchen should be a space that feels as special as the memories made in it.
We know every family and every kitchen is unique. Whether you’re dreaming of a full transformation with brand-new cabinets, countertops, and lighting, or focusing on smaller upgrades like a tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, or smart storage, we’ll help bring your vision to life.
No matter where you are in the process, our team is here to support you. From the very first idea through design, selections, and construction, we’ll guide you every step of the way. If you already have a plan in place, we can step in and handle the construction to turn your vision into reality.
At HoneyDew Improvements, we want to help improve your kitchen while also bringing added value to your home. A kitchen remodel is one of the most impactful ways to add to your home’s value. Whether you’re creating added space for family gatherings or improving on your kitchen’s functionality, a thoughtfully designed kitchen can make a lasting difference.
We’re not just building kitchens. We’re creating spaces that enrich your life and add lasting value to your home.
Considerations
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Budget: Consider what kind of price tag your remodel might cost, do you want a budget kitchen for example, or perhaps you want one that meets the neighborhood standard for similar homes. You will also want to budget extra for hidden costs which often present themselves along the process.
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Design: Decide what are your needs vs. your wants. Consider where to put appliances, sinks, electrical outlets, and lighting.
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Products: Some products for your home are in stock, while others, like custom cabinetry, could take up to 12 weeks to order and receive. Make sure you plan accordingly.
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Timeline: When do you need your project finished? Do you have a soft or hard deadline, and can the company you choose meet that deadline?
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Permits: What kind of permits do you need? What percentage of the project does your local government take as a permit fee?