Frequently Asked Questions

Renovating your kitchen or bathroom can be a significant undertaking, and you will have many questions as you embark on your remodeling journey. We've answered some of the most common questions here, but we encourage you to reach out to our kitchen and bath remodeling experts to chat more about your project. 

  • Does Atlantic Kitchen & Bath provide free estimates?

    No, we do provide a free consultation. Our team will visit your home, discuss your ideas, take some measurements, and provide a ball bark estimate based on your project's complexity and requirements.

  • How long does a kitchen or bathroom remodel typically take?

    A kitchen remodel takes 2-3 weeks once we start and a bathroom typically takes 4-6 weeks. Times vary upon project scope. 

  • What should I consider when choosing materials for my kitchen or bathroom?

    When selecting materials for your kitchen or bathroom, consider factors such as durability, maintenance, aesthetics, and budget. Our team can guide you through this process and help you make a choice that suits your lifestyle and taste. 

  • Do you handle the necessary permits for the remodeling project?

    Absolutely! To make the remodeling process as seamless as possible for you, we handle all the necessary paperwork and obtain the required permits. 

  • Do you dispose of the construction debris post-remodeling?

    We treat your home with care and believe in leaving our job sites clean. All construction debris will be properly disposed of, and we'll make sure your space is neat and tidy upon project completion. 

  • Can you incorporate eco-friendly materials and designs in the remodel?

    We are committed to sustainable practices and would be happy to incorporate eco-friendly materials and designs in your remodeling project. Our experts can suggest various options that suit your requirements and preferences. 

  • Who will supervise the project?

    Each of our projects is assigned a dedicated project manager. This individual will be your primary point of contact, ensuring the project stays on schedule and answering any questions you might have throughout the process.