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Kitchen Remodeling with New Windows in Wood Dale

Bill comes to the house, draws the kitchen, and writes a price for each part.

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

Long run of natural oak upper cabinets and a tall oak pantry over green-gray lower drawers with brass pulls, with a bold-veined white quartz backsplash and countertop.

Kitchen remodeling and window replacement in Wood Dale, IL 60191 start with a free visit at the house, and a price for each part before Bill leaves.

  • Free visit at the house
  • Itemized prices
  • Two countertop bids
  • Four to six weeks

What one phone call can start

Whitewashed kitchen with a navy island, sink under four black-framed windows and French doors to the patio

Kitchen Remodeling

Design, cabinets, countertops and the install can all sit on one job. You can also stop after the cabinets and keep a contractor you already know.

How a kitchen remodel is handled
Oak kitchen island with drawers, a built-in microwave drawer, and a veined white quartz countertop, with a greige wet bar and beverage refrigerator behind it.

Countertops

Two countertop companies each bid, unless you bring a fabricator you already use. The stones are quartz, granite and quartzite.

How the countertop companies bid

Kitchen remodeling in Wood Dale, without a dumpster

About one in six homes in Wood Dale were built before 1960. Kitchens and windows from those years have already put in a long stretch of daily use.

The old cabinets leave on the day they come off the wall, with the crew, not weeks later. A dumpster is not parked in the driveway while the remodel is underway.

Getting started is a free visit. Plan on about an hour and fifteen minutes with Bill at the house. He draws the kitchen on CAD while the two of you talk, and each part has a price before he heads out.

From the morning work begins, most kitchens take four to six weeks. You get a day-by-day calendar for your project, with the names of who is coming.

Long run of blue-gray cabinets with brass pulls, a white quartz countertop and matching quartz backsplash, a brass bridge faucet, and a grid window over the sink.

Window replacement in Wood Dale, measured at the house

Bill measures the windows you want replaced while he is at the house, and each one is priced on its own. If the kitchen is being remodeled too and you bring casing of the same width, that trim goes up at no charge.

Chase and Matt set the new windows and take the old ones when they go. A single opening is often done in an hour or two, and a whole house usually takes one day.

Window photos on this page are courtesy of Midway Windows.

Black sliding patio door beside a large window on red siding.

Two companies price the countertops

The stone does not have to come from one place. Two countertop fabricators each put in a bid, and you decide who earns the work. If a company you already trust should do it, bring them.

Quartz, granite and quartzite are the choices. An island can take a waterfall edge, and a backsplash can run up to the upper cabinets, when the layout calls for either one.

You choose the actual slab at the winning company's showroom, looking at the whole piece rather than a small sample. Both bids sit with the cabinet prices from the visit at the house.

From the call to the last day of work

  1. Call Bill

    Bill answers his own phone. Tell him whether you are calling about the kitchen, the windows, or both, and name a day for him to come to the house.

  2. At the table

    The visit runs about an hour and fifteen minutes. The kitchen is drawn on CAD in front of you, and you leave that meeting with a price for every part.

  3. Second look

    Once you decide to proceed, the Storyboard Re-measure goes back over the room and the last changes are settled. The cabinets are ordered after that visit.

  4. The build

    You get a day-by-day calendar for your project. Most kitchens run four to six weeks once the crew has started.

Real doors, in downtown Wheaton

Borrow a few doors and judge the color in your own light. Please have them back within 48 hours. The showroom is in downtown Wheaton, near the middle of DuPage County. The street address is 129 N Hale St, and it is open from 8 in the morning until 10 at night, every day.

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

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week

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Questions worth asking first

Do you take jobs in Wood Dale?

Yes. Kitchen remodeling and window replacement both cover Wood Dale and the 60191 ZIP code, in DuPage County. You do not need measurements ready, because the free visit happens at the house. Call Bill at (630) 890-3379 and pick a day.

Where do I see cabinet doors in person?

At 129 N Hale St in downtown Wheaton, open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Doors from both cabinet lines are on the wall there. Take a few back to Wood Dale, set them by your floor, and please return every sample within 48 hours.

Will a dumpster sit in the driveway?

No. A dumpster is not part of a kitchen remodel with us, and it is not left in the driveway. The old cabinets are taken away the same day they come off the wall. You also get a day-by-day calendar for your project.

How do the countertop bids work?

Two fabricators price the stone, and you pick the one that should do the work. A company you already use is welcome too. Quartz, granite and quartzite are the choices, and the slab is selected at the showroom of whoever wins the bid.

How do I get the free visit?

Call Bill at (630) 890-3379. Bill answers his own phone, open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week. Say what is worn out in the kitchen or in the windows, and he will put the visit on a day that suits you. A finished plan is not required.

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Old cabinets out the same day.

Call Bill and set the free visit. He writes a price for each part before he leaves.

Call Bill: (630) 890-3379

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week