I spent a number of years installing
cabinets for a high-end shop in my
area, and during that time I dealt with
site mixups that ranged from minor
glitches to major (and expensive)
headaches. Interestingly enough, just
about all the problems I observed
could have been prevented had
the contractor carefully thought
about the kitchen plan during the
construction process. Here are
the most common problems I saw
and strategies builders can use to
avoid them.
You've Got to Have a Plan
There are no exceptions to this
rule. If your customer hasn't chosen
cabinets, appliances, lighting, and all
the other kitchen-related items before
the construction starts, I can almost
guarantee that you'll be "readjusting"
some of your work. Have the