Job Site Helpful Hints...

Dust… even though we install plastic sheeting and tape to seal off doorway into other rooms, you will still see it. If you have a fish tank or electrical equipment in close proximity to the workspace, make sure they are well covered.

Move all pictures, mirrors, and furniture away from the walls of adjacent rooms-Vibrations from the construction could cause damage.

Pet’s…If there isn’t an area in your home to keep them safely away from the construction, especially during certain phases, it may be the perfect time to treat your pet to a vacation at the kennel or a play date at a friends home.

As a fond farewell to your old kitchen, spend some time in it. Cook family favorites and throw them in the freezer….You’ll thank yourself later!

Make a list of all those restaurants you’ve been meaning to try. When the microwave gets old, your list will come in handy for a quick escape!

Plan a location outside of the area where the remodeling is being done to act as your temporary kitchen.

Things to include

• The fridge
• Consider where your “water source” will be in relation to the temporary kitchen
• Microwave (and a freezer stocked with microwaveable meals!)
• Set up a table for eating and food preparation
• Take a picture of your old kitchen to remember
• Coffee maker (don’t forget to put the filters and coffee close at hand too!)
• Utility utensils, such as: can opener, bottle/wine opener, sharp knives, and microwaveable dishes
• Toaster
• Use paper plates, napkins and disposable silverware.
• Keep the basics handy: butter, salt & napkins as well as disposal silverware.
• Cleaning supplies and dishtowels (trash bags)