How Do I Find and Choose a Designer?
Good Morning Community; Today, let’s talk about choosing a designer for your kitchen or bathroom renovation. This will be a two part series.
It’s a state-by-state listing of independent kitchen and bath design firms. You can visit the Web sites of firms near you to find out more about their services. Other good options include contacting the National Kitchen and Bath Association for a list of designers in your area or asking friends for recommendations. It may seem like a lot of effort, but when you consider the investment you’re making, doing it right the first time is a priority.
To first meet with a designer, you can either schedule an appointment or just drop by a showroom. In your initial consultation, the designer will gauge how seriously you want a new kitchen and how interested you are in his or her firm. The designer will also want to get a sense of the scope of the project you have planned, what styles and products you prefer, and how much you want to spend.
Ultimately, it’s a bit like dating: You and the designer must be a good fit. If you don’t trust the person you would be working with or if you feel the designer is condescending or doesn’t share your vision, look somewhere else. In addition, not every designer wants to take on every project—if you’re just looking for a counter-top or flooring, for example, the designer probably will refer you to a specialty showroom or contractor.
I hope you may want to contact us and see for yourself how Highland Contractors may offer you a solution for your home improvement projects. That is what makes us Rochester’s Best Contractor. Let us help you.
