How a Busy Bee project runs
Seven weeks. Dated schedule. No guessing.
You get a calendar before demo day and an update every evening. Below is the whole thing, week by week, including what we need from you.
Start at step oneThe five steps
Click a step to see what happens inside it.
Each one ends with something you sign off on, so nothing moves forward on an assumption.
On site
3 to 6 weeks
Design and ordering run before we ever break dust.
Your part
Four decisions, and then we take it.
Late selections are the number one cause of late kitchens. These are the only deadlines we hold you to.
Before week 1Pick your scopeDecide whether walls move. It's the one change that reprices everything downstream.
By week 2Choose finishesCabinet color, counter slab, tile and hardware. All four, in one sitting if we can.
By week 2Confirm appliancesModel numbers, not categories. Openings get built to the spec sheet.
Before demoClear the roomEmpty the cabinets and pick where the temporary kitchen lives. We move the fridge.
Living through it
You can stay in the house.
Almost every client does. Here's what we set up before the first wall comes down.
Zippered dust walls with negative air at every openingFloor protection from the front door to the work zoneTemporary kitchen set up wherever you want it, usually the dining roomWater and power live overnight, every nightCrew arrives at 8, cleans up and is out by 4:30
Step one
It starts with a tape measure and an hour.
We come to you, measure the room, talk budget honestly, and leave. No pressure, no fee, no follow-up calls unless you ask for them.