FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are building a new home, bring your plans into our showroom. If you are remodeling your present kitchen and need some ideas as well as cost estimates, measure the walls of your existing space and email or drop by to visit us for a free consultation. Collect any clippings from magazines of ideas that you like, a picture is worth a thousand words and it helps us visualize the look you are striving for. Based on this information, we will offer you some guidance to help you make your dream kitchen a reality. Once you have made a decision as to the details of your kitchen we will present you with an estimate & 3D perspective drawings. This will give you a very real understanding of what your completed kitchen will look like. Our estimates include all installations, delivery and all necessary costs to complete your project.
The overall cost however is all dependent on the size of your kitchen, cabinet style and counter top selection. Some extras that will add to the cost of a kitchen that you must consider are; crown moldings, crown to the ceiling, light rail, upgraded edge profiles, adding an island or peninsula, extra sink cut out, glass doors…etc.
All of our cabinet styles come as is, and are specific to each manufacturer. So the colors and styles are married together and cannot be interchanged.
Quartz is a man-made product, made up of 93% natural quartzite and polymer resins, generally creating a more uniform appearance. Unlike a natural stone like granite, it is virtually stain, scratch and chip resistant. This also makes for a maintenance free product, where sealing is unnecessary. Another benefit are that the seams in a quartz product are also less noticeable do to the constant coloring in the material.
The price here at Rockwood Kitchens are comparable for both products. Granite is slightly cheaper from $48-$65 a square foot. Whereas quartz is $55-$80 a square foot. Both products offer their own unique properties and it all comes down to personal preference.
The difference between standard, premium and exotic granites is based on the rarity of the stone. This will also be reflected in the cost.
Yes absolutely. However any time that walls or floors are disturbed, dust will result. Certain procedures are followed to limit this as much as possible. Some dust will always drift out of work areas, and you should take measures to protect your property. Electronic equipment, fine furniture, or other valuables should be covered or removed. We also recommend you set out an area for the installer to work, cutting does occur on site and generally the installer looks for a close-by outdoor area or garage to do this in.