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A remodel quote is only as good as the tape measure behind it. So the first real step is somebody standing in your kitchen. Someone from the Chatsworth showroom drives out anywhere in the San Fernando Valley, measures the room wall by wall, and leaves you with dimensions a cabinet order can be built on. It costs nothing. No fee, no deposit, no obligation if you decide to sit on it for six months. Most kitchens around here went in decades ago, and the drawings on file rarely match what the walls are doing today. That gap is what the visit closes.
Quick Takeaways
- The visit is free anywhere in the Valley, plus Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Calabasas and Westlake Village. Nothing is owed afterward.
- Every wall measured at more than one height, the floor’s high point found, the real drain and supply lines located.
- Finish samples come to your kitchen, so you judge color under your own bulbs instead of showroom lighting.
- Family-run for over 25 years, CA Contractor License #947147, own installation crews.
The Consultation Is Free, and Nothing Is Owed Afterward
Free means free. There’s no fee for the visit, no deposit to book it, and the measurements are yours to keep. Take the numbers, take the drawing that follows, and go get other bids — that’s a sane move on a purchase this size.
The reason it works this way is simple. This is a family-run shop that sells cabinets at wholesale prices and installs them with its own crews, so the visit is how a real quote gets built instead of guessed. It also settles what the money buys. $8,950 covers a complete kitchen, installed — 20 linear feet of solid-wood cabinets, your choice of ten quartz countertops, a 6-inch backsplash, and an 18-gauge stainless steel sink, free with a kitchen purchase. Islands and layout changes price separately.
Measuring in Person Is the Part No Floor Plan Replaces
The median San Fernando Valley home was built in 1968, and 52.9% of the housing here went up before 1970. Walls from that era lean. Floors settle. The drain under the sink often sits inches off from where the original plan put it, moved during some earlier remodel that nobody bothered to redraw.
Here’s what that costs when it gets missed. A run measured at the counter line can come up short at the ceiling, and once cabinets are ordered, the fix is a filler strip you’ll notice every day after that. So each wall gets checked at more than one height. The high point of the floor gets found too, because that is the spot every base cabinet has to be set level from, and getting it wrong tilts the whole run. And the plumbing gets located where it is, not where a drawing says.
Older houses also pull more work. Homes built before 1980 see 24% higher improvement spending than homes built after 2010, per Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies in its *Improving America’s Housing 2025* report Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.
Simple Prep Makes the Visit Twice as Useful
Clear out the sink base. That one thing saves the most time, since the plumbing has to be seen and photographed rather than guessed at through a wall of cleaning supplies. Pull anything stacked tight against the walls you’re thinking of changing.
Then think about who cooks. Two people cooking at once is a different kitchen than one person cooking while somebody does homework at the counter, and that answer changes where the sink and the trash pull want to sit. Have a rough position on whether the footprint stays put or the sink and range move, because moving them moves the price more than any door style will. Bring three pictures, not thirty. Fifty saved images say less than the three you keep going back to.
Samples Read Differently in Your Own Kitchen Light
Whoever comes out brings door samples and quartz pieces. Hold one against your own wall, under your own bulbs, at the hour you’re usually standing there. That’s the case for deciding at home.
A finish that looks warm in the showroom can read cold and flat in a north-facing 1960s kitchen at four in the afternoon, which is when most people notice it. Greys shift the most. The glazes move too, picking up whatever color your floor throws back. Layouts, finishes and countertops are a longer conversation than one appointment.
After the Measure, Three Things Happen in Order
First, a rendering of your actual room, built from the measurements. Then an itemized quote, priced line by line. Then, if you sign it, our own crews do the installing under CA Contractor License #947147 — not a subcontractor you’ve never met.
Most cabinet installations finish within a week once the materials arrive, so the order lead time is the slow part not the labor, which matters if you’re aiming at a holiday or a family visit. You owe nothing yet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the in-home kitchen consultation actually free?
Yes. No fee, no deposit, and no obligation to buy afterward. The measurements are yours to keep either way.
Do you come out to Simi Valley and Thousand Oaks?
Yes. Visits cover the Valley cities plus Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Calabasas and Westlake Village, all out of the Chatsworth showroom.
Why can't I just send my own kitchen measurements?
Send them — they help. But cabinets get ordered off exact dimensions, and a wall that reads square at the counter often isn’t square near the ceiling. Somebody has to verify it on site first.
Do I need to empty my kitchen before the appointment?
No. Clear the cabinet under the sink so the plumbing is visible, and move whatever’s pressed against the walls you want changed.
What happens after the measurements are taken?
A rendering of your room comes first, then an itemized quote. Approve it and our installers take it from there.
Visit the Showroom or Book a Free Consultation
See the doors and quartz in person at 21417 Devonshire Street, Chatsworth, CA 91311 — Devonshire at Canoga, in the Ralphs plaza, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or skip the drive and have someone measure your kitchen at home instead. Either works. Send your address and what you’re after, and we’ll set the visit.
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