The hub of your household is your living room, right? It’s actually not.

The kitchen is the hub of most households. It’s a good place to gather with friends or family multiple times a day, and of course it’s where the food comes from!

So let’s discuss some questions you now have.

Why Does My Kitchen Deserve so Much Attention?

On the surface, a kitchen can seem like a busy place and there’s even more going on behind the scenes. Due to the need for a sink and an oven, Kitchens need not just electrical hookups like most rooms, but gas and plumbing as well.

There’s also cabinet space and electrical appliances to round out the functions of a proper kitchen. Cabinet space means a lot of cabinet materials, and good appliances are always necessary.

Is it Worth it Then?

Absolutely. If your kitchen is your hub, then you want a quality hub. You want your kitchen to be a space that you value and enjoy rather than a source of annoyance or anger.

What is the Process?

Here is how you go about remodeling your kitchen:

1. Decide if you want to do a full remodel or just update specific parts

2. Plan out the design of your new kitchen

3. Choose the materials you want to use

4. Wait as Strategic Remodel builds your dream kitchen

5. Enjoy your new kitchen

Is There a Return on This Investment?

Of course! Remodels like these can turn your current home into your forever home.

Deciding to take the plunge on a big investment is always easier if there are more benefits to consider. From now on, your kitchen will always be your kitchen. A kitchen you designed and created and not just a kitchen that came with your house when you bought it.

Because remodeling a kitchen is so involved, it’s a job best tackled by the pros. Contact Strategic Remodel today and we will help you make the choices that are best you, and your kitchen.

Andy Tanges is owner of Strategic Remodel, Wichita’s premier residential remodeling contractor, since 2009. He’s been making homeowners happy since he was a kid working in the family business. He’s learned a thing or two over the years. Have a question for Andy or a vision for a remodel? Contact him here.