Extreme Kitchens

Our Process

We are a leading cabinet manufacturer in Atlantic Canada. Our process is designed to make your project run as seamlessly as possible – every time. When creating custom designed spaces, it’s important to not get overwhelmed. Our team of experts will work with you to find your style, put together the perfect combination of layout, colors, cabinets, and hardware, making your dream kitchen a reality!

Every Extreme Kitchen project is completed using the same process, and we want you to know what to expect. New construction large open concept kitchen with oversized island. Stunning upper white cabinets, grey lowers, and brass light fixtures.

What To Expect During Your Project:

1
Preliminary Visit

We’ll schedule an on-site or in office consultation to go over the project and discuss layout options, features, colors and styles.  After reviewing your space in detail, we will take record of your design preferences and materials. Then we will start a rough draft of your project.

2
Floor Plan & 3D Visual

We’ll create a detailed layout of your space and email you a 3D rendering of your design to help you visualize the project, and know what to expect. Once approved, we will send you a quote.  This service is free of charge with up to one revision. 

3
Order Confirmation

When you’re ready to proceed, we’ll finalize your layout and create a contract detailing the entire project so you’ll know what to expect. Once accepted and signed, we’ll schedule a final site measure to make sure everything fits perfectly before sending your job to production.

4
Production

We’ll then put your cabinets into production and all necessary materials are ordered.  Every part will then be precisely cut on our state of the art CNC, assembled and wrapped.

Our current timelines are approximately 6-8 weeks after the final site measurements are completed.

5
Installation

We will then contact you to schedule the delivery and installation dates.  Installation on a typical kitchen can take from 2-3 days or more depending on the size of the project and site conditions.