Fairfax Kitchen and Bath

Jun 2017

The kitchen was the first area we decided to attack in this project. After showcasing the granite options in our showroom, we scheduled an appointment with the family. We estimated that the entire project would take somewhere between three to five days. We were able to match the expectations set forth by our licensed experts. We started by gutting out the cabinetry and the countertops. We made sure to take careful measurements, so there would be no problems during the installation.

$10k

Hamilton, VA

Jun 2017

The designer worked on the new layout in 3D modeling software, and sent it to the clients for approval. Our designer suggested retaining the main quartz counters, but putting in a much lighter-colored stone on the new island. The new wall paint would echo the coffee and cream color of the living room to create a continuous flow from room to room. After a few weeks, the client approved the design, and scheduled a visit to the showroom to pick out the materials.

$12k

Gainesville, VA

Jun 2017

The client decided to go with a clawfoot bathtub this time around and a beautiful granite countertop vanity. He decided to go with the Cambria brand we offer. The backsplash of the bathtub was also match the vanity.

$10k

Washington, DC

Jun 2017

The experts at Fairfax Kitchen and Bath met with the couple at our warehouse, where they selected the stones and products they wanted to use for the remodel. We then fabricated the pieces based on the measurements we took. Once we completed the fabrication, we scheduled an appointment with the customers. We arrived first thing in the morning to commence the project. Our experts began with removing the old cabinets, flooring, vanities and countertops from the kitchen and the two bathrooms. The process took all day. The following day, we started installing the new cabinets inside the kitchen.

$9k

Reston, VA