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What Determines the Cost of a Custom Kitchen?

A useful cabinetry estimate tells you what the price buys. Before comparing totals, compare the room scope, cabinet types, front construction, hardware, finishes and responsibilities included in each proposal.

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01

Count functions, not only wall length

A run of simple storage cabinets is a different scope from an appliance wall with panels, internal drawers and service access. Corners, tall units, finished ends, island backs and integrated details all need to be described. Ask for a room-by-room or elevation-by-elevation schedule that you can compare with the drawings. A single price per linear foot conceals these differences. The total only becomes useful when you can identify what is included and what would be an addition.

02

Separate necessities from optional features

Build two lists. The first protects the project: correct room fit, suitable construction, useful storage and coordinated appliance interfaces. The second contains preferences that can be compared, such as decorative panels, more elaborate internal organization or extra display lighting. If the scope needs adjustment, ask for specific alternatives and their effect on use and appearance. Removing an item without explaining the consequence may lower a number while undermining the reason for commissioning the room.

03

Make adjacent work visible

Do not assume a cabinetry proposal includes demolition, counters, electrical work, plumbing, flooring, painting or permits. The client-confirmed LeVika B2C scope can include technical documentation for electrical or plumbing coordination where it relates to the furniture; that is not the same as performing those trades. For B2B, the confirmed offer is manufacturing and delivery, without installation. Identify the responsible party for each interface before comparing offers, especially when one proposal bundles work that another excludes.

04

Ask for the payment stages in writing

LeVika’s confirmed standard stages are 65% deposit, 25% at delivery and 10% after completion. Available methods are Zelle, check, cash and wire transfer. These facts explain the company’s stated workflow; the project agreement must define the actual amount, scope, payment instructions and applicable terms. Do not make a transfer from an article or an unverified email instruction. Use the approved project documents and confirm payment details directly with the team when anything changes.

Keep this checklist

Your next useful steps.

Cabinet and room scope matches the drawings
Material and hardware assumptions identified
Optional features separated from essential functions
Adjacent trades and installation responsibility listed
Written payment schedule and verified instructions
For your project review

Three questions to bring.

  • What is excluded from this total?
  • Which selections are not final?
  • How will a requested change be priced and approved?
About this guidance

LeVika’s owner-confirmed payment methods, standard stages and B2B/B2C scope. This guide does not quote a room price or replace a project agreement.

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