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Mount Prospect, IL
Complete Kitchen Renovation on Maple St., Mount Prospect, IL
A complete kitchen renovation on Maple St. in Mount Prospect. The village is largely post-war ranches, split-levels and bi-levels, and in almost all of them the kitchen was built as a separate room with…
- Location
- Mount Prospect, IL
- Project Type
- Kitchen
- Scope
- Complete Kitchen Renovation
About the Project
About This Kitchen Project
A complete kitchen renovation on Maple St. in Mount Prospect. The village is largely post-war ranches, split-levels and bi-levels, and in almost all of them the kitchen was built as a separate room with a single doorway into the rest of the house.
In a post-war house the wall between kitchen and dining commonly carries load, so opening it up means a properly sized beam and a permit rather than simply taking it out. Cabinetry, countertops and the services behind them were rebuilt together as one scope.
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Tell us about your space and what you want to change. We will set up a consultation and come back with a scope, a schedule and a price.
FAQ
Kitchen Renovation FAQs
How long does a full kitchen renovation take?
It depends on scope, but cabinetry lead time is usually the longest single item rather than the construction itself. A straightforward rebuild inside the existing layout moves faster than one that relocates plumbing or removes a wall. You get a schedule with the estimate, not after work starts.
Can the kitchen be opened up to the dining or living room?
Often, yes. The deciding factor is whether the dividing wall carries load. If it does, the opening needs a properly sized beam and a permit, which affects both cost and timeline. We confirm the structure before a layout is finalised rather than after demolition.
Do you handle cabinetry, countertops and tile yourselves?
Design and construction run through one Revive 360 team, and the cabinetry, countertop, tile and finish trades are coordinated by us. That means one schedule and one point of accountability instead of separate contractors handing off to each other mid-project.
Can we keep using the kitchen during the work?
Not realistically once demolition begins. Most clients set up a temporary kitchen elsewhere in the home. We plan that with you before starting, along with dust protection and protected walkways, so the disruption is contained to the work area.
What drives the cost of a kitchen renovation most?
Cabinetry and countertops usually make up the largest share, followed by whether plumbing, gas or electrical have to move, and whether any structural change is involved. Appliance selection and tile choices matter, but they rarely swing a budget the way relocating services does.
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