DEPOSIT
INFORMATION
If a project has had the contractor broken ground
or is with in two months of doing so, on the project in question.
It is better to give E.D. a 50% deposit so the design time does
not conflict with the production schedule. The way we work is, a
production slot is not given until the final designs have been completed
and the 2nd payment of 25% has been received. If a client is not
in a rush for the production of their project, it is fine to give
E.D. a 25% deposit and wait for the design process to be completed.
It has been a normal procedure to give a 50% deposit because it
does speed up the production time and let’s us design with
no time requirement to worry about.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED IN A PROJECT NOMALLY
Normally,
granite, under cabinet lighting, glass top’s, removal of existing
cabinetry, demolition or any type of drywall, electrical or flooring
modifications. If mirrors have a frame built around them by E.D,
than the mirror is included. If a mirror goes on a wall and does
not have a frame built around it, it is not included in our pricing,
unless specified and agreed on the quote.WHAT IS INCLUDED IN A PROJECT
FROM E.D: The typical items that should go into a project are usually
included. The item’s that are not in this list, please feel
free to ask us because we may have left it out unintentionally.
The items included are _” thick glass with polished edges,
halogen puck lights that we provide. Sometimes a lighting designer
will select a light that is not in our budget & you will pay
the designer for that lighting. For kitchens, we include all normal
inserts, like utensil, cutlery, full extension pull outs behind
doors in lower cabinets ETC.
DESIGNING YOUR PROJECT & WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS PROCEDURE
When
we are contracted to design a typical project, meaning a singular
piece or a whole house of cabinetry. We will do three renderings
for each section of a project and usually take the three renderings
and combine elements of each one of those renderings to come up
with the final concept. after the final concept has been completed
and redlined, meaning one revision of the final drawing. There will
be a charge to do additional design drafting changes and will be
billed out at 65.00 per man-hour rate.
To those pertaining areas in a house that have more utilitarian
cabinets, such as, the bathrooms, laundry rooms, kitchenettes, any
areas that are more box formation and less design, we will do two
drawings and the rest of the above will apply the same.
CHANGES IN OUR PRICING
We give pricing on the front page is broken down by lineal footages
of cabinetry and is quoted in a middle range veneer, which amount
to approximately 200 different species of veneer. Pricing from the
original bid may change according to lineal footages and veneer
choices that are more then our normal costs. Also if a project is
more complicated than originally discussed, such as more radius
work or more compound angles that will be reflected in the pricing.
If we get more complicated on a project, we will let you know prior
to commencing on the project in mind and give you pricing prior
to starting you project.
ADDITIONAL ON SITE WORK
Minor on site alterations will be included in your quote, how ever,
more extensive alterations will not be included. Such as major drywall
alterations, electrical alterations, flooring alterations. We will,
before starting any of the items mentioned in this, let you know
what the costs will be, prior to starting anything that is a major
on site alterations. |
