KITCHEN REMODELING

When you’re looking to remodel your kitchen space, turn to New Outlooks Construction for the best in custom kitchen design. We promise to help you with every aspect of your kitchen remodel. Our services range from a small refresh of new counter tops and appliances all the way to a full, custom, kitchen remodeling project. You kitchen distinguishes your home and is a reflection of your style and taste. Attention to detail is what separates a New Outlooks kitchen from “that guy in the truck.” We approach our design projects as a team, in order to provide the best solution for our clients.

CUSTOM KITCHEN RENOVATION

Don’t let your kitchen get outdated. Modern furnishings such as granite and quartz countertops, sleek-yet-functional cabinets, and stainless steel appliances will bring your kitchen into the new millennium. An open layout also adds more sunlight to your home. If it’s a full kitchen remodeling project that you’re looking for, allow New Outlooks Construction to open up your kitchen and design it to fit in seamlessly with the rest of your house.

TIPS FOR DESIGNING YOUR NEW KITCHEN

Before remodeling your kitchen, here are a few design tips to consider.

✔ Always choose function over style. Remember that your kitchen doesn’t have to just be beautiful, it also needs to be a usable space.

✔ Always plan to have more room for storage than you think you’ll need. If you’re living in this home for a while, you’re sure to accumulate more items. Integrate cabinet storage such as an appliance garage to keep the counter tops clean.

✔ Proper lighting is key. Recessed lighting throughout the kitchen will ensure that the entire space is illuminated, and under-cabinet lighting is a great way to give ambiance to the kitchen while adding adequate task lighting.

✔ Keep your appliances updated. Convection and gas cook tops and hands free (touch-less) sink faucets are an easy way to increase the value of your home.

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