BAY AREA · CABINETRY & STORAGE
Cabinetry with presence. Storage with purpose.
Explore cabinet profiles, wood finishes, and storage tailored to the way your kitchen works.
THOUGHTFUL LAYOUTSCONSIDERED MATERIALSA CLEAR PLAN
CABINETRY · STONE · EVERYDAY LIVING
THE SCOPE
Designed around what you use
Start with measured walls and appliance specifications. Then compare storage priorities, cabinet construction, finishes, and fabrication lead times before ordering.
Pantry, drawer, and corner storage
Appliance openings and clearances
Hardware, finish, and installation details
PLANNING THE WORK
What comes before
installation.
Cabinet fabrication and delivery usually control the start date. Installation is scheduled after the room and any rough work are ready. The written schedule separates ordering, delivery, installation, and countertop templating.
Bring to the site review
- Wall dimensions, ceiling height, and photos of existing cabinetry
- Exact appliance model numbers and opening sizes
- Storage priorities: pantry, deep drawers, corner access, and waste sorting
What changes the estimate
Cabinet dimensions, construction, door finish, storage accessories, fillers, panels, hardware, delivery access, and installation conditions.
Materials, labor, allowances, and related trade work are listed separately in the written scope. Whole-kitchen price ranges are not individual-service quotes.
Measure and specify
Reconcile the room measurements with appliance specifications and the proposed cabinet elevations.
Review before ordering
Confirm finishes, construction, drawer accessories, hardware, fillers, and the order’s lead time.
Install and adjust
Check the installation surfaces, fit cabinets and panels, adjust doors and drawers, and review the countertop handoff.
CABINETS, MATERIALS & SCHEDULING
Specify the cabinets.
Then set the start.
The cabinet schedule records the manufacturer, line, construction, finish, dimensions, accessories, and supplier-confirmed delivery date.
Stock cabinetry
Check available sizes, filler requirements, finish availability, and whether every piece is in stock before demolition.
Semi-custom cabinetry
Confirm size options, finished panels, storage inserts, shop-drawing approval, and the supplier’s current production slot.
Custom cabinetry
Approve measured drawings, finish samples, appliance integration, and fabrication details before release. Delivery depends on the selected shop.
Brand and cabinet-line selection is project-specific. Lead times are confirmed in writing with the supplier rather than promised as a universal delivery window.
Before construction
Measure → approve layout and selections → obtain required permits → confirm cabinet delivery.
Early construction
Protect the home, demolish the agreed scope, complete rough trades, and pass required rough inspections.
Installation
Install cabinetry, measure and fabricate countertops, then coordinate backsplash, appliances, and final trade work.
Completion
Complete final inspections, review the punch list, and hand over agreed documentation.
Planning windows after approvals and materials: 5–7 weeks for a same-layout remodel and 8–14 weeks for structural or utility changes. Actual milestones follow the agreed scope and inspection availability.
BEFORE YOU REQUEST A VISIT
Plan this part of your kitchen.
Scope, scheduling, and permits come before the final price.
Cost
Cabinet dimensions, construction, door finish, storage accessories, fillers, panels, hardware, delivery access, and installation conditions.
An individual-service estimate follows measurements and a defined scope. The full kitchen ranges do not price this work on its own.
Duration
Cabinet fabrication and delivery usually control the start date. Installation is scheduled after the room and any rough work are ready. The written schedule separates ordering, delivery, installation, and countertop templating.
Permits
Permit requirements follow the city and exact scope. Cabinet replacement can require a permit even if the layout stays. Electrical, plumbing, ventilation, and wall changes generally need local review before work begins.
Find your city’s permit guideCan the layout stay?
Yes, subject to the existing conditions and appliance fit. A same-layout remodel can replace cabinetry and surfaces while keeping the main footprint. Wiring, plumbing, ventilation, and permits still need review. Wall removal and relocated utilities are separate scope decisions.
05 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few good
questions.
Before planning your cabinetry & storage project.
Can I replace cabinets without moving appliances?
Often, yes. A measured layout and appliance clearances determine what fits. Cabinet replacement can still require permits in some cities, even without layout changes.
How is this work priced?
Pricing follows a site review and a written scope. Material selections, measurements, installation conditions, and related utility work determine the estimate; a whole-kitchen planning range is not a quote for this individual service.
Where do you offer this service?
Share your project city to confirm availability. The kitchen service area includes San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Fremont, Milpitas, Walnut Creek, Concord, San Ramon, and Danville.
A WRITTEN SCOPE YOU CAN REVIEW
See what the plan
needs to define.
Illustrative scope outline. This is not a completed project, client proposal, quote, or construction agreement.
Cabinetry & storageSample outline · specifications confirmed after the visit
- Cabinet schedule
- State the manufacturer or fabrication specification, construction, door profile, finish, and dimensions.
- Storage and hardware
- List drawers, pullouts, hinges, handles, fillers, end panels, and trim.
- Installation
- Identify removal, delivery, wall preparation, installation, adjustment, and protection.
- Related work
- Specify whether counters, backsplash, plumbing, electrical work, and appliance installation are included or excluded.
RESEARCH THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR
Read the reviews
at the source.
These profiles belong to R&B Master Construction Inc., the construction contractor identified on this website. They are not reviews of a separate Kitchen Renovation CA entity.
06 / LET’S START WITH YOUR SPACE
Your next chapter
starts in the kitchen.
Share your goals, city, and timing. We’ll start with a phone conversation, then arrange a site review before project-specific pricing.
Who comes to the visit?
A construction representative from R&B Master Construction Inc. The assigned contact’s name and role are confirmed when the visit is scheduled.
What happens on site?
Review measurements, appliance positions, utility and wall changes, access, and your city’s permit path. The next step is an itemized scope with selections, allowances, exclusions, and a proposed schedule.
See the sample scope outlineShare your goals and project city
Choose a starting scope and budget
Tell us your preferred timing
Kitchen Renovation CA is operated by California Build & Realty Inc. Construction contractor: R&B Master Construction Inc., CSLB #1158657.
Call us
(650) 562-6295
Corporate email
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Submitting a request does not create a construction agreement or commit you to a project.