(406) 240-6859 200 Raser Dr, Missoula, MT 59808 · Builders, architects & designers
For Homeowners

Your project, held together by people who've done this thousands of times.

A kitchen remodel touches your daily routine, your budget, and your patience. Our job is to provide you the range of options which meet your style, colors, and budget, for easy decision making. We then quietly manage the parts you shouldn't have to manage. Ten to fourteen weeks, five steps, no surprises.

Step 1 · Free

Consultation

At our showroom or your home. We look at your space, talk about how you live in it, and by the end you'll know whether we're the right fit and roughly what your project will cost.

Step 2 · 1–2 weeks

Design

Your Cabinet Specialist translates your goals into 3D drawings — your actual kitchen, your actual walls. Most projects go through one or two revisions. We expect that.

Step 3 · Your pace

Estimate & approval

A clear, itemized quote — cabinet lines, finishes, hardware, counters, every line visible. We walk you through it line by line, and you take the time you need.

Step 4 · 6–8 weeks

Order & build

With your approval and deposit, we order the cabinets, countertops, handles, and accessories. You get updates at every milestone.

Step 5 · About a week

Installation

Our in-house crew handles old cabinet removal, install, and a final walkthrough. Anything that's not right goes on a punch list — and we own it until it's resolved.

Burnich installer setting cabinet hardware

One team, start to finish

The same company that designs your kitchen installs it — our crew, our calendar, one point of contact. Faster scheduling, fewer miscommunications, and a single phone number before, during, and five years after.

Questions we hear a lot

How much should I budget?

A typical kitchen through us runs $25,000–$75,000 for cabinetry and countertops, depending on size, finishes, and selections. We'll be honest in the first conversation about whether what you want and what you have line up.

How long will I actually be without a kitchen?

Shorter than most people fear. The 10–14 weeks is mostly waiting on cabinets while your kitchen stays in use — you only lose the room during install week. Plan on roughly 3–5 days without a sink or range for a straightforward kitchen: tear-out and cabinet set take the first days, then counters are templated and return to install a bit later. We'll tell you the exact windows before we start, and we'll help you set up a coffee-pot-and-microwave station somewhere else in the house.

What is it like having your crew in my house?

We protect floors and doorways on the way in, contain dust at the work area, and clean up at the end of every day rather than leaving a jobsite in your kitchen. Usually two or three of our own people, the same faces throughout, arriving in the morning and gone by afternoon. If you have dogs or someone home during the day, tell us up front and we'll work around it.

What if I change my mind partway through?

Before the order is placed, changes cost nothing but time. Once cabinets are ordered they're built to your spec, so changes then may carry a manufacturer charge — we'll tell you exactly what before anything is committed. Your deposit secures the order; we'll walk you through the terms in writing at approval.

Do I need to have my design figured out before I call?

No. Most clients come in with a general direction and a few inspiration photos. Your Cabinet Specialist takes it from there.

How does payment work?

A 50% deposit secures your order, with the balance due on completion. ACH, check, and major cards (3% processing fee on cards). Financing is available for projects that call for it.

Where do you work?

Missoula, the Bitterroot Valley — Hamilton, Stevensville, Victor, Florence — plus Lolo, Frenchtown, Seeley Lake, Polson, Deer Lodge, Philipsburg and the towns between — projects within about a two-hour drive of the showroom. Outside that radius, ask us.

Whenever you're ready.

No pressure and no obligation — just a showroom full of things worth touching and people worth asking. Come by, or leave a note and we'll reach out at your pace.

Call (406) 240-6859