Get More Info

We want to answer any questions you have about our products or services.
Click here to Get More Info

Browse Specials

Get our latest savings towards your next kitchen or bath design project.
Click here to Browse Specials

Find Our Location

We are conveniently located in Latrobe to serve your kitchen and bath needs.
Click here to Find Our Location

FAQs

Q. How can I help with the remodeling process so that I am happy with the final outcome?

In assisting the design and remodeling process there are a few key steps that will help you reach a pleasant outcome. First, come up with a budget and don’t deviate from it. Take note of changes along the way that may affect your budget. Understand that you may not be able to add the luxuries or account for them when developing your budget. Secondly, keep the channel for communication open between you and the Kitchen & Bath Galleria. You must be able to express what you want accurately and thoroughly to us. Allowing us insight into your thoughts will help us better understand what you want and your lifestyle to develop a mutual end goal.

Q. What makes a kitchen more or less expensive? Bathroom?

About half of the cost of your kitchen is a result of your cabinets. They will have the most impact on your budget. Their pricing is based on their quality, material, and will depend upon the decision to use stock or custom cabinets. Floors, countertops, and backsplashes will also significantly affect your price.

In bathroom design and installation there is not one portion that typically costs more than the other. Again, cabinets do often account for a larger part of the budget and again the type you choose ultimately affects your price. Also, you must account for the pricing of both your fixtures and fittings; looking mostly at their material, brand, number, and variety that you chose.

Q. Can I make too many improvements to my kitchen or bath?

Yes, it is possible to make too many changes to your kitchen or bath. In fact, it can hinder the design process and usefulness of your space. Before you start with the creative design process you should analyze why you want to remodel.

• Look through the current space think about what you like and dislike about it, what works about it, what could be better, and how you would like it use it.
• Make sure you know what you want in the space because in the end it is solely yours and we can only make suggestions based upon your ideas.
• Think about what items you want and what you need. There is a difference and both do not always fit in your budget.

Q. My flooring looks okay and I don’t want to change it. Can I keep it?

Of course you can keep your existing flooring. You may want to keep it in mind when design your kitchen or bath and incorporate it into one of the major colors used in the room. Typically your cabinets should be two shades lighter or darker than your floor. The only problem you may run into is changing your floor plan if you do not have extra flooring available but there are still ways to add storage without changing your floor plan.

Q. How long with the remodel of my bath or kitchen take?

The steps of the development of your bath or kitchen can be broken down into planning and designing, ordering materials, and the on-site work.

You start your project by looking into the planning, designed and shopping aspect. After selecting your contractor and work with them on the design of your new room you should look at how complex the project is, the decision to keep or purchase new appliances, flooring and tiling designs, full scale or small remodel, timing for consults, bid work, and other important factors. All of these will affect the timing of your project.

Next you must order any material you need or want. The level of your desires regarding appliance, cabinetry, and flooring will affect how long it takes you to receive your goods.

The actual on-site work will vary depending on the degree of work you wished to be done. We will provide you with an estimated timeline before we begin the project for your convenience.

In short, the timing of your remodel is completely dependant upon the extent of your project.