Kitchen Remodeling in Burbank

Burbank kitchen remodels with a hood ducted the right way, cabinets and counters picked for strong light, and each layout change on its own quote line.

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"Should the new hood vent through the wall or up through the roof?" It is one of the more useful things to ask on a first Burbank kitchen visit, because the answer shapes the cabinets above the range. A wall cap wants a short, straight duct. A roof jack can serve an island, but it adds a roof penetration that has to be flashed to stand up to hard sun and the odd heavy storm.

Duct runs and makeup air

A hood only performs when its duct matches the fan size and runs as straight as the framing allows. Every elbow costs airflow, so we plan the run before the upper cabinets are drawn. A powerful hood may also need makeup air, a path for outside air to replace what the fan pulls out, which the mechanical code calls for above a set fan capacity. At the outlet, a wall cap or roof jack with a backdraft damper keeps dust and wind out while the fan is off.

Cabinets and counters under strong light

A kitchen window on an inland house can pour hard light across the room, fading painted doors and warming dark counters. Cabinet finishes with a UV-stable topcoat keep their color longer. For a counter in direct light, sintered stone or porcelain holds its tone, while some resin-based quartz can yellow over time. Low-e glass in a replacement window trims both glare and heat gain. Sample boards come along to the walk-through, get held up in your own window light, and are priced side by side.

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