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Windows and Kitchen Remodeling for Wayne

Every measurement is checked a second time before the cabinets are ordered.

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

Large white kitchen with two dark stained islands topped in white quartz, clear glass pendant lights, white shaker cabinets, and stainless steel appliances.

For a home in Wayne, IL 60184, kitchen remodeling and window replacement wait on a second measure, so the order matches the room.

  • Storyboard Re-measure
  • Changes settled before the order
  • Drawn on CAD at the house
  • Free design visit

What we can do on one job

Brown stained shaker cabinets along a wall of marble picket tile with two black-framed windows, a black faucet, a stainless steel range and hood, and a quartz waterfall island.

Kitchen Remodeling

The first visit draws the kitchen and prices every part. A later visit checks those measurements again before the order is sent.

From the design visit to the order
Natural maple kitchen island with a white farmhouse sink, veined white quartz countertop, brass pulls, and a stainless steel dishwasher on oak hardwood floors.

Countertops

Unless you bring your own fabricator, two companies bid the countertops. The slab is chosen at the showroom of the company that wins.

Bidding the stone, then choosing it

Kitchen remodeling in Wayne, checked before the order

About one in seven homes in Wayne were built before 1940. Windows and cabinets of that age are a fair reason to have someone come look, even before you know the full scope.

The free visit takes about an hour and fifteen minutes. Bill draws the kitchen on CAD at your table and writes a price for each part before he leaves. That sheet is the plan you are looking at, not a rough guess.

When you decide to go ahead, he comes back for the Storyboard Re-measure. Every measurement is checked again, and the last changes are settled, before the cabinets are ordered.

That second pass is there so the order matches the room you both just walked, not a sketch from weeks earlier.

Corner gas cooktop under a stainless chimney hood with a decorative stone tile panel and white shaker cabinets

Window replacement in Wayne, priced as separate lines

Windows get measured at the house, during the kitchen visit or on a visit of their own. Each price stands alone, and it stays good for one year.

Patio doors are part of the work, and so are double-hung, sliding, casement, picture, bay and bow, and garden windows. Chase and Matt install them and haul the old windows away. One window often takes an hour or two. A house full of windows is usually a day, and sometimes two.

Window photos on this page are courtesy of Midway Windows.

Gray house with tall black geometric windows and a metal roof.

The drawing happens at your table

You do not need a plan in hand for the first meeting. Bill builds the kitchen on CAD while you talk, in the room the cabinets have to fit.

Point at a corner that doesn't work for you and a run of cabinets can shift on the screen while you watch. An island, a sink, or a tall pantry is easier to judge that way than in a talk with no picture.

The meeting is still free, and it still takes about an hour and fifteen minutes. You leave with itemized prices. The Storyboard Re-measure comes later, and only after you have decided to proceed.

Hale Street, when you want the real color

A sample in your hand beats a photo. The showroom's home is downtown Wheaton, which puts it near the middle of DuPage County. Find it at 129 N Hale St, open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Borrow doors and bring them back within 48 hours.

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

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week

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The sequence, once you are ready

  1. Talk to Bill

    Bill answers his own phone. Describe the kitchen or the windows and choose a day for the free visit at the house.

  2. Watch it drawn

    Give it about an hour and fifteen minutes. The kitchen takes shape on CAD while you talk, and every part is priced before he leaves.

  3. Re-measure

    When you say yes, he returns for the Storyboard Re-measure. The measurements are checked again and the last changes are settled, and then the order can go.

  4. The build

    Before anything starts, you get a calendar that lays out each day of the job. A typical kitchen is done four to six weeks after the crew's first morning.

The questions people ask first

Do you remodel kitchens in Wayne?

Yes. Kitchen remodeling and window replacement both cover Wayne and the 60184 ZIP code. The village is in Kane County and in DuPage County, and we work on both sides of that line. The free visit is at the house. Call Bill at (630) 890-3379.

Where are the cabinet samples?

Door samples fill a wall at 129 N Hale St in downtown Wheaton, open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Carry the ones you are considering home to Wayne, and please have every sample back within 48 hours so another homeowner can use them.

What is the second visit for?

It is the Storyboard Re-measure. After you decide to proceed, Bill checks every measurement again and the last changes get settled with you. Cabinets are ordered after that visit, not off the first sketch. The first visit stays free either way.

Is the kitchen designed at my house?

Yes. Design happens at the house, at your table, on the first visit, and that visit is free. You talk, the kitchen takes shape on the screen, and the prices are itemized before Bill goes. You do not need measurements ready beforehand. Plan on about an hour and fifteen minutes.

How do I book the free visit?

Call Bill at (630) 890-3379. Bill answers his own phone, open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Describe the kitchen, or the windows, and he will choose a day for the free visit. Questions are welcome. A tape measure is not required yet.

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The second visit settles the order.

The first visit is free. The cabinets are ordered after that second measure.

Call Bill: (630) 890-3379

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week