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Kitchen Remodeling and New Windows for Winfield

Bill draws the room with you and puts a price on every piece before he walks out.

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

Wide view of a white kitchen with a long black island, stainless steel refrigerator, white range hood with wood trim, floating wood shelves, and light hardwood floors.

In Winfield, IL 60190, kitchen remodeling and window replacement both begin with one call to Bill.

  • Prices held for a year
  • 300+ customers to phone
  • 1,500+ kitchens done
  • More than 40 years of this work

What a call can cover

Long kitchen island with a white quartz top and gray upholstered stools, brass lantern pendants, white shaker cabinets with brass pulls, a panel-front refrigerator, and a white range hood.

Kitchen Remodeling

The visit produces a drawing and a line-by-line price list, and those prices keep for a year. The visit is free, and there is no waiting list once you say go.

How our kitchen remodels work
White sliding window over a kitchen sink with dark cabinets.

Window Replacement

Each window is measured at the house and priced on its own. Our crew installs it, and a new one can share the calendar of a kitchen job.

How window replacement works
White shaker pantry cabinets with brass pulls around a stainless steel refrigerator, with floating wood shelves and an island with a copper-veined white quartz top.

Cabinets

There are two lines, painted or stained, and delivery is free. Door samples from the showroom wall can come home with you so you can see the color in your own light.

See the cabinet choices
Floating wood shelves on white square tile above a white quartz counter with gold veining

Countertops

Two fabricators bid for the countertops, and you pick the bid you want. Already have someone? You may bring your own.

How countertops are chosen

Kitchen remodeling in Winfield, with prices that keep

More than half the homes here were built before 1990, so plenty of these kitchens have been working hard for decades.

When Bill visits, plan on about 1 hour 15 minutes at the table. The layout is drawn on CAD while you walk through what you cook, what you store, and what has to stay put. Every cabinet, counter and fitting is then priced on its own line. Itemized prices on the spot, good for one year.

The visit itself costs nothing. You can set the sheet next to any other bid before you commit. The figure he wrote is the figure we hold. You do not have to decide before he is back in the truck.

Open-concept white shaker kitchen with a waterfall quartz island, leather stools, herringbone tile, floating shelves and a pantry and coffee bar wall

Window replacement in Winfield, measured where they sit

New windows start with a visit, not a trip to a sales counter. Bill measures each opening you want changed and prices that window by itself. Our crew does the installation. One window is usually an hour or two, so several can be finished the same day, and a whole house of them is often done across one or two days. If a kitchen is already on the books, the new window can ride that same calendar. The old frames leave with the crew.

Window photos on this page are courtesy of Midway Windows.

White grid bay window looking onto a tree and lawn.

Customers who will take your call

Every person who hires us gets names. More than 300 past customers are on the list, and you can phone as many as you like. More than 40 years of kitchen work sits behind it, covering more than 1,500 kitchens. Ask whether the calendar held and whether the last invoice matched the first sheet of prices. You choose who to dial. A half hour on the phone will tell you more than another evening of looking at pictures.

From the first ring to the last door

  1. You call

    Bill picks up. The two of you choose a time for him to come to the house.

  2. Design at the table

    About 1 hour 15 minutes. The drawing is built on CAD during the conversation. You get itemized prices on the spot, good for one year.

  3. Storyboard Re-measure

    A second visit checks every measurement and locks the changes. Cabinets are ordered only after that.

  4. The day-by-day calendar

    Everyone on the job follows it. Most kitchens finish 4 to 6 weeks after the work begins. There is no waiting list.

One town over, on Hale Street

From a house in Winfield, the showroom is one town over, in downtown Wheaton. Stop in, borrow a few cabinet doors, and see the color against your own counters. We just want the samples back.

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

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week

Get directions Opens a map.

Recent kitchens

  • Compact white shaker kitchen with a long quartz peninsula and sink, a wood-leg seating end, stainless range and lighted open cubbies above
  • White kitchen with a center island, white quartz counters, subway tile, stainless appliances and a sink under a wood-trimmed window
  • Gray stained shaker cabinets with brass knobs and pulls, white quartz counters, glossy cream tile and a stainless gas range and microwave
  • Sage gray kitchen with granite counters, a white farmhouse sink under double windows and glass pendants
  • Three white grid windows above a kitchen sink with a matte black faucet, three brass pendant lights, white shaker cabinets, and a navy island with a white quartz top.
  • Navy stained shaker cabinets around a white farmhouse sink under a double-hung window, with beige subway tile, white quartz countertops, and a stainless steel range and dishwasher.

Questions to settle before you call

Do you take kitchen and window jobs in Winfield?

Yes. Houses in the 60190 ZIP, in DuPage County, are on our route for both kitchens and windows. Bill comes to you for the design visit, so the first step happens at the house rather than at a store. Call (630) 890-3379 and the two of you can pick a time. You end that visit with prices in hand.

Where do Winfield homeowners go to see cabinet doors?

One town over, in downtown Wheaton, at 129 N Hale St, Wheaton, IL 60187. The showroom is open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Borrow a few door samples, take them home, and look at the color in your own light. Bring the doors back when you have chosen. There is a full wall of them.

How long do the written prices stay good?

A full year. Itemized prices on the spot, good for one year, with every item priced on its own line, are what you hold when the visit ends. Set the sheet beside any other bid, or keep it until the house is ready. The figures do not get rewritten because a few months passed. You decide when to start.

Can I phone people who already hired Bill?

Yes. You get names from more than 300 earlier kitchens, and you may call as many as you want. More than 40 years of this work, and more than 1,500 kitchens, sit behind those names. Ask how the calendar held, how the house felt during the job, and whether the last bill matched the first sheet. You pick who to dial.

What should I do first?

Call Bill at (630) 890-3379. He answers his own phone and sets a time to come over. The design visit runs about 1 hour 15 minutes. He builds the drawing on CAD during the conversation, then hands you itemized prices on the spot, good for one year. There is no waiting list in front of you.

We also work next door in Wheaton and Carol Stream, and in every other corner of DuPage County. See every town we serve

Clear the table. Bill brings the drawing.

You will leave with prices that stay good for a year.

Call Bill: (630) 890-3379

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week