From the surface of our pictures, this looks like a standard cut and dry remodel. Anyone in the industry knows there is no such thing as a “Standard” Remodel but work with me. This home however, was anything but. An abundance of work lies under the hood of this beautiful kitchen and today we are going to break down everything it took to make this couples dream kitchen become a reality.
G2 Home Services provides a one stop shop where you can work with interior design and construction professionals who can help you create a beautiful, practical & functioning home. We start each project with a Design and Budget Consult (our “fit” meeting). This will help you clarify your design ideas, understand the remodeling process and create a Good, Better, Best Budget for your project.
For this recent project, this Temple Terrace Couple contacted G2 looking to upgrade their kitchen which, is the original kitchen that was built with the home in the 1980’s! G2 knew it was time to bring this home Back To The Future. From removal and replacement of the old cabinetry, moving the Hvac vents from the walls to ceilings, and removal and support of the load bearing walls to open the space, This home needed a lot of love. So let’s get into it…
Before Photos
Construction Photos
Measurements & Design
After Photos
Our Favorite Things
On any job there are always going to be certain selections and design choices that just really stick out and take our breath away. That’s why for our favorite things, we want to highlight some of those in this section.
For this kitchen the first thing that strikes me is the green glass mosaic backsplash. With the under cabinet accent lights complimenting it, the reflection of the light (natural and artificial) increases the space to your eye and helps the kitchen feel more open. Next is the custom cabinetry the home owners had made. Having the floor to ceiling cabinets increases the space of storage with a sleek and modern look that will be timeless for years to come. Finally the last thing I want to point out (out of the many others i could) is the book shelves on the corner of the refrigerator wall. Pictured above, this was a design feature we felt would take what could’ve been an empty corner and turn it into a useful storage space for either decretive or practical use!
As Mentioned above this home had a lot going on under the surface. While the scope of work for this home was a lot, it was pretty straight forward for the G2 crew. If our trusted team members and sub-contractors had seen a job like this once, they’ve seen it 1,000 times. Let’s break it down below.
It all starts with the demo of the existing, out dated, kitchen. First by supporting the load bearing walls. Then the removal of the old cabinetry & counter tops, the built in pantry, The AC chase from the family room, and scraping al the popcorn ceilings on the first floor.
After the demo, the in house work can begin. Starting with installing new beams from the dining room to the living room and one at the kitchen opening, then wrapping those beams in drywall. Followed by framing new sofitt for behind the cabinetry. Replacing the drywall in kitchen on walls and ceiling where sofitt removed, and Replacing the drywall on walls behind cabinets in kitchen. Now for the ceiling, time to texture all downstairs ceilings with knockdown texture and then to Install the selected backsplash. Finish up in house work with Schluter edge profile in the kitchen.
But that was not all we did for this home…
We opened the doorway from the kitchen to dining room from 8’’ to 11.4’’
Added splash sill for the windows in the kitchen.
Removed the fireplace and replaced it with an electrical fireplace.
Added an accent brick wall around.
And We haven’t even talked about the electrical… Lets start in the kitchen.
6 recessed can lights throughout the kitchen
Under cabinet lights
Removing the outlets on the fridge wall where full height cabinets are installed
Extending the wiring where soffit is added
Adding a circuit for the microwave
Moving the light switch from the dining room to the kitchen and adding a dinner switch
Adding electric above the fireplace for a Tv
Installing 4 can lights in the living room
And Finally Paint! The kitchen saw paint on all 4 walls and the ceiling. The living room, hallways and laundry room saw new paint over where the popcorn was removed.
Project Start: April 14th 2022
Project end: November 16th 2022
Total Project Cost: $76,000
Pricing Breakdown:
Contracted price Subtotal: $43,766.94
Approved Selection Subtotal: $0
Change Order Subtotal: $2,599.00
Custom Cabinetry: $32,233.06
Job Running Subtotal: $76,000
Selections:
For this home the owner had custom cabinets made, and supplied all of their own selections, From appliances to the glass mosaic backsplash and everything in between.
Trade Partners:
Dimi Electrical Services
Brian Weiss LLC
All Service Plumbing of Pasco County Inc.
Our team is made up of great companies and individuals that believe in quality and care about the work they do. Most of our sub contractors and vendors have been a part of our team for many years. This allows our subs to build a great working relationship with our team.
The Full Walkthrough of this Amazing Kitchen is up on our Youtube Channel! Click Here To watch it now!
We start each project with a Design and Budget Consult. It will help you clarify your design ideas, understand the remodeling process and create your budget. It’s the best way to start planning your project
All Your Remodeling Questions Answered!
Download Your Free Cost Value Guide Now!
Discover the true value of your investment with our in-depth Cost Guide To Remodeling.
Sign up with your email to receive exclusive access to local pricing trends, average remodel costs, and how much you recoup in the value of your home.
Empower your next remodeling project with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions.
