Kitchen Remodeling in Van Nuys

Van Nuys kitchen remodels run in a fixed order, from measuring and the LADBS permit through rough inspection, cabinets, templated counters and the final.

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On a Van Nuys kitchen the tape measure goes to work before any wall comes down. Final measurements fix the layout, the layout fixes the cabinet order, and the permit from LADBS is in hand before demolition starts. Rough plumbing, gas and wiring follow and are inspected with the studs bare. Drywall, cabinets and counters go in only after that sign-off, and the backsplash, lighting and final inspection close out the job.

Why counters wait for cabinets

Stone and quartz counters are cut from a template made on the installed cabinets, never from the drawing. So the boxes are set, leveled and fastened before the fabricator measures. The sink and cooktop need to be on site at templating so the cutouts match. The backsplash goes on after the counters, and the hood is hung once the backsplash height is known. Each step depends on the one before it, which is why we lay them out as a chain and tell you which decision is due at each link.

Windows and wall openings in the sequence

If the kitchen window is being replaced, it goes in during rough framing, while the wall is open and the water-resistive barrier can be lapped around a sill pan. Doing it after the finishes means cutting into the outside wall twice. A hood duct through the outside wall follows the same rule. On an inland house both openings face hard sun and the occasional wind-driven storm, so their flashing and sealant are finished right away, and a plastic dust wall keeps the work zone apart from the rest of the house.

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