Heinige & Sons Construction
March 14, 2026
Kitchen remodels touch plumbing, electrical, HVAC, cabinets, and finishes. Doing steps out of order wastes money—especially when inspections are involved.
Design and selections before demo
Cabinet lead times and appliance specs should be firm enough to size rough openings. Changing appliance stacks after rough-in is expensive. If you are expanding into another room, structural review happens here—see framing and structural support.
Rough phase
- Demo and disposal with dust containment.
- Framing adjustments, then rough plumbing and electrical.
- Inspections before insulation and close-in where required.
Finishes and connections
Cabinets set the layout for counters and backsplash; flooring strategy depends on whether you run under cabinets or to them. Final paint, hardware, and punch list close the job.
We specialize in kitchen remodeling for homeowners from Rancho Cucamonga to Corona. Request a detailed quote when you are ready to line up the sequence for your home.
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