What products and service do you offer?
VanBoxel Kitchen is a kitchen design and remodeling company based in Chardon, Middlefield, and Streetsboro, Ohio. We specialize in custom kitchen design, cabinetry, countertops, layout planning, and full kitchen renovations for homeowners throughout Northeast Ohio. Convenient one-stop shopping at pricing far less than our competitors for the same quality materials. Among other offerings, we specialize in all-wood, dovetailed cabinetry, granite and quartz countertops, Luxury Vinyl flooring, and a variety of backsplash offerings.
Where is VanBoxel Kitchen located and what areas do you serve?
We have 3 showrooms in Northeast Ohio areas, serving Geauga, Lake, Cuyahoga, Portage, Summit, and surrounding counties. If you’re unsure if we service your area, contact us, and we’ll let you know.
Do you install?
We do not install cabinets or flooring as a company. Instead, we have relationships with several qualified installers that we have worked with for years who provide the installation services. We can recommend them, or you can provide your own installation. We do handle the countertop installation.
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Northeast Ohio?
The cost of a kitchen remodel in Northeast Ohio typically depends on the size of the kitchen, materials selected, and scope of work. Projects can be $2,000 – $3,000, up to $20,000 – $30,000. Most projects range from moderate upgrades to full custom renovations. VanBoxel Kitchen provides detailed estimates after the design consultation to match your goals and budget. Everything is transparent and broken down a la carte. Do as much or as little as you need.
What type of cabinets do you offer?
We offer custom, semi-custom, and prefabricated cabinets, so we have an option for every budget and job size. No matter what, the quality doesn’t change. You will always get an all-wood box, soft-close doors, and drawers with heavy-duty undermount glides.
Do you offer custom kitchen design?
Yes. We provide detailed kitchen design plans and visual representations, so you can see your new kitchen layout, cabinetry, and flow before construction begins. We design with you, creating 3D renderings that allow you to see your new kitchen for FREE.
What is the process for designing a kitchen?
- Initial consultation to understand your goals
- On-site measurements and evaluation
- Custom layout and design development
- Material and finish selection for your cabinets, countertops, flooring, and backsplash
- Final design approval before construction
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
A typical kitchen remodel takes anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the size of the project, customization, and material availability. We provide a timeline during the planning phase.
Do you handle the entire kitchen remodeling project?
Yes. VanBoxel Kitchen can help manage the full kitchen remodeling process, including design, planning, and installation. We offer one-stop shopping and have installers on stand-by for your project.
What should I prepare before a kitchen consultation?
Before your consultation, it helps to have:
- Inspiration photos or design ideas
- Rough measurements and pictures of the space
- A general budget range
- A list of must-have features: a wish list
What is Stone-Core Luxury Vinyl (LVP)?
Stone-core LVP is a type of rigid-core vinyl flooring designed to be very durable and stable. It’s made of crushed limestone and 100% waterproof. It’s a great all-purpose solution for any room in the home.
What does Stone-Core LVP cost?
With prices for materials at $2-$4/sq ft and installation ranging from $3-$6, it can vary from $5-$10/sq ft, depending on factors such as leveling, prep-work, and finish trim work.
What’s the difference between quartz, granite, butcher block, and laminate countertops?
- Quartz is an engineered stone. It’s non-porous, strong, and low-maintenance. It does not need sealing and is typically very consistent with colors and patterns. It requires some precautions with heat.
- Granite is a natural stone. It’s very heat resistant and durable. It does need to be sealed to remain stain-resistant and is sealed during installation. Its cousins quartzite, dolomite, and marble are all similar natural stones with different mineral contents.
- Butcher Block are strips of hardwood glued together. It can either be sealed for longer durability or food-preparation. It’s very affordable but not as durable, and it requires more care. It is great for accent pieces and islands.
- Laminate is a printed surface attached to a particleboard. While affordable and easy to install, it is less popular and some of the higher quality laminate surfaces can cost as much as stone options. It is still useful for quick updates and budget remodels.