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Frequently Asked QuestionsIs Wood Hut insured?
Yes, with general liability insurance.
Who will be working in my home? [Top] When you enlist the services of Wood Hut, the owner Paul Feldman performs all the site visits, design work, building and installation of cabinetry; everything from set up to clean up. On occasion, depending on the scope of the project or size of components, an assistant may be needed. lf so, this assistant will be a qualified and fellow craftsman.
All major cutting of parts, panels, molding, etc. will take place outdoors. Minor cuts such as cut outs for wiring and pluming, will take place indoors, with prompt cleanup.
Our primary business is custom kitchens and bath vanities. Countertops are also offered in laminate, granite, or solid surfacing, which are often subcontracted to other providers though Wood Hut. We also build entertainment centers, computer centers, and some custom furniture.
A design fee is required after the initial estimate is given. This will be applied to the total cost of the project. Upon signing of the contract for a project, a down payment of 50% will be required. Final payment is due the day the installation is completed.
Design, detailed construction drawings, materials, fabrication, delivery, and installation.
A similar question is: What does a car Cost? Family cars for $12,000 or luxury vehicles for $40,000. They both are comfortable, and do what they are designed to do. The difference is in the features.
As a rough guide: Count up the linear feet of base cabinets and add to that the linear feet of wall cabinets. Figure the cabinets with melamine interiors, rustic alder, oak or maple or cherry raised panel or Shaker doors and drawer fronts, and finished end panels, and laminate counter top with splash.
Total cost, including installation, could run from $195 to $225 or more per linear foot. For the last 40 kitchens the Wood Hut has created, the average cost was $175 per linear foot. The spread was $90 to $295 per linear foot.
It's a five step Process:
1. Preliminary pricing over the phone or email.
2. Design consultation at your home or office, or project site. 3. Project proposal, including specifications, firm project price, drawings, and delivery schedule. 4. Building the project, which includes a visit to my shop so you can see the work in progress. 5. Installation
Absolutely. Many past clients have offered to confirm for new ones that the work I did for them was carefully designed, solidly build, and professionally installed. I may also be able to arrange to have you personally visit the home of previous clients to see the work and visit with the client.
No, at this time payments are only accepted in the form of check or cash.
No. Wood Hut does not have the ability to accommodate loans of any amount.
Yes! Materials and workmanship are guaranteed for a period of one year from the date of installation. |