While many homeowners wonder if they can afford to hire a professional to design their new kitchen, the real question is: Can they afford not to?
To begin with, the kitchen designer’s cost is often largely offset by his or her ability to purchase materials at a discounted rate. Thus, it may cost no more for homeowners to get that polished, custom look they want and expect.
In addition, kitchen designers help bring focus to the project by presenting the latest trends and materials for their clients’ consideration. Once the project is underway, the designer can also work to keep it on schedule and on budget. Equally important, experienced professionals help homeowners avoid costly mistakes and poor decisions.
The primary resource a kitchen designer provides is the ability to understand a client’s needs and translate those needs into a functional kitchen that is representative of the client’s personality. This is achieved through kitchen design skills, experience, product knowledge, access to products, connections within the industry, ability to conform to a budget and successful execution.
At Quality Home Center, we specialize in kitchens, bathrooms, countertops, cabinets, gas fireplaces, paneling, flooring, doors, and more. We are open weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Hint: Kitchen designers bring peace of mind to a project — an important intangible that is difficult to put a price on.
—Warren Coupland, president of Quality Home Center.
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