
Texas kitchens get a workout. From the humid Gulf Coast to the dry West, your home needs to handle the heat. We serve kitchens in Austin and El Paso, and across the Lone Star State.
Texas weather impacts your kitchen. High humidity can affect cabinet materials. Extreme heat means your kitchen gets used a lot for cool drinks and meals. We help you choose cabinets that last in this climate.
The 1-3 rule is a guideline for cabinet spacing. It suggests a 1-inch space between cabinets and appliances. It also recommends a 3-inch space between cabinets and walls. This ensures doors open fully and you have room to move.
Finding the cheapest cabinets involves looking at different suppliers. Big box stores often have options. Direct-to-consumer brands can also be affordable. Consider the quality and installation costs when comparing prices for your Texas home.
Darker, rich colors often make a kitchen feel luxurious. Deep blues, charcoal grays, or even black can elevate the space. High-gloss finishes also add a touch of elegance. Consider these for your Austin kitchen remodel.
Quartz is engineered and very durable. It resists stains and scratches well. Granite is a natural stone with unique patterns. It's also very heat resistant. Both are great choices for El Paso kitchens, but quartz requires less sealing.
Granite is a natural stone, so it can be porous. This means it may stain if not sealed properly. It also requires regular sealing to maintain its beauty. Some slabs can have visible seams. This is a consideration for any Texas kitchen.
You can find Kraftmaid cabinets through authorized dealers and showrooms. Many kitchen remodeling companies offer them. It's wise to visit a showroom to see the styles and finishes in person before ordering for your Texas home.
Useful reference: ENERGY STAR appliances — appliance efficiency.