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Kitchen Remodeling and Windows in Lombard, With References

Names you can phone, and three ways to split the work.

Bill answers his own phone. Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week.

Black chimney hood and black stainless range centered on a white quartz slab backsplash, with cream shaker upper cabinets, driftwood-stained lower cabinets, and a black cone pendant over the sink.

In Lombard, IL 60148, kitchen remodeling and window replacement start with a call to Bill, not a form.

  • More than 300 customers to phone
  • Kitchen work since 1985
  • 1,500+ kitchens behind the names
  • Three ways to split the job

Four things the same phone call covers

White shaker cabinets with long nickel pulls, a stained wood grid window over the sink, stacked mosaic tile backsplash, and veined quartz countertops with an island in the foreground.

Kitchen Remodeling

A full remodel is one path. You can also buy cabinets for your own contractor, or our installer can hang those cabinets while your contractor handles the other work.

The path a kitchen remodel takes
White cabinets with glass-door uppers, a built-in refrigerator surround and a quartz buffet counter

Cabinets

Mid-range and high-end lines both include soft-close hardware and free delivery. Door samples can leave the showroom with you.

Compare the cabinet lines
Kitchen island with a white quartz waterfall countertop, brown stained drawers with brass pulls, and a built-in microwave, on light wood-look floors.

Countertops

Two fabricators bid on your countertops, unless you would rather bring your own company. Either way, you see the number before anything is ordered.

Countertop choices, explained

Kitchen remodeling in Lombard, with people you can phone

About two-thirds of the homes here were built before 1980, so the first kitchen in a lot of these houses has already had a long life.

Before you sign anything, you can phone people who already lived through a job with us. The list of names runs past 300 customers. Bill's kitchen work goes back to 1985 and covers more than 1,500 kitchens. Ask if the written days held, and if the last bill looked like the first one. Hearing a homeowner tell it beats hearing us tell it.

Dial whoever you want. Those conversations beat another evening of photos. On a Lombard project the names come with the proposal. You do not have to request them.

White shaker kitchen with a white refrigerator and range with copper handles, black patterned tile, two black-framed windows, a stained island with woven stools, and a globe chandelier.

Three ways to divide the work

One, we remodel the kitchen from the first demo to the last door. Two, you buy the cabinets and your own contractor installs them. Three, you buy the cabinets, our installer fits them, and your contractor does the rest.

The drawing and the price sheet are the same idea in all three. You do not have to choose on the phone. Bill can sort the split while he is standing in the room, after he has seen what your contractor is already handling.

Window replacement in Lombard, ordered after a house visit

Bill measures at the house, not from a photo you text over. Each window gets its own price, held for a year. We place the order, and our installers set the new windows and take the old ones away. One window often takes an hour or two. A few fill a day. A whole house is commonly finished in a day or two, and a window can share a kitchen's schedule.

Window photos on this page are courtesy of Midway Windows.

White sliding window in a dark frame on gray siding.

What happens after you dial

  1. Bill picks up

    Tell him you are in the market for a kitchen, windows, or both. He sets a time to come to the house.

  2. Design while you talk

    Set aside an hour and fifteen minutes. CAD is on the screen as you decide. The prices stay in your hands when he leaves.

  3. Measure a second time

    The Storyboard Re-measure checks the layout again and settles changes. Orders go out only after that.

  4. Work, on paper first

    You get a calendar of the days before anyone swings a hammer. Full kitchens commonly take four to six weeks from the first day of work.

Samples live in downtown Wheaton

Our storefront sits downtown in Wheaton, around the center of DuPage County. Come borrow cabinet doors, take them to your kitchen, and see the finish where it will actually live. Return the samples when you know.

Affordable Kitchens and Windows
129 N Hale St, Wheaton, IL 60187

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week

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Recent kitchens

  • Large picture window over a stainless steel sink looking onto a patio, framed by white cabinets, white subway tile, cream quartz countertops, and a stainless steel range hood.
  • White cabinets around a black curved range hood and gas cooktop, with double wall ovens and an island microwave drawer
  • White farmhouse sink under a wide window with a black and brass faucet, white shaker cabinets with black pulls, marble subway tile, quartz countertops, and gray plank floors.
  • Kitchen with a skylight above a white farmhouse sink and wood-trimmed windows, greige shaker cabinets, floating wood shelves, lantern pendants, and French doors.
  • L-shaped white shaker kitchen with brass knobs and pulls, a window over the sink, white subway tile, white quartz countertops, a stainless steel range, and oak floors.
  • Cream shaker cabinets and a dark stained island with a thick beige stone countertop and black stools, beside a bay of windows around a breakfast nook, with glass dome pendants.

Ask these before you decide

Are Lombard kitchens and windows on your route?

Yes. Houses in the 60148 ZIP in DuPage County can book both kitchen remodeling and window replacement. The first step is a visit at your address, not a trip to a sales floor. Call (630) 890-3379 and Bill will set the time. The visit is free.

Where should Lombard homeowners go to see door samples?

The address is 129 N Hale St, Wheaton, IL 60187, open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Borrow doors, try them at home, and bring them back. That is what the wall is for. The room itself gets planned at your house.

Can I call people who already hired you?

Yes. We hand you names from past jobs, more than 300 customers, and you may phone every one of them. Bill has worked on kitchens since 1985, and the kitchens number more than 1,500. Ask about the schedule, the house during the work, and whether the closing bill matched the opening sheet.

What are the three ways to hire you?

A full remodel, cabinets installed by your contractor, or cabinets installed by our installer while your contractor does everything else. You can choose after the drawing exists, not before. The price sheet shows the pieces either way, so the split is a decision about labor, not a different kitchen.

What do I do to get started?

Dial (630) 890-3379. Bill answers his own phone and books the free in-home visit. He will ask what you want changed and whether a contractor is already involved. Come to that visit with a few must-haves. The names of past customers can wait until you have a sheet to compare.

Call the names first.

Then call Bill when you want the drawing done at your house.

Call Bill: (630) 890-3379

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week