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01

Fit & cost

What investment range should I select?

Choose the band that realistically includes cabinetry, finish level and the rooms in scope. For kitchens, bands begin at $10–25k; whole-home qualification begins below $100k. The selection is not a quote—it prevents design time from being spent before basic fit is clear.

Is there a separate paid consultation?

No. LeVika does not sell a standalone paid consultation. Project consultation is available to direct LeVika clients after the initial fit review.

Is the first inquiry free?

Yes—the project-fit brief is used to review location, scope, timing and investment. It is not a design package, estimate or promise that a project has been accepted.

02

Contact

How can I contact LeVika?

Call, text or use WhatsApp at +1 (407) 723-9682. Regular hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM; Saturday is by appointment.

Can I visit the Apopka location?

Yes. The address is 2578 Clark St, Unit 5, Apopka, FL 32703. Weekday visits are available during business hours, Saturday visits require an appointment, and parking is available.

03

Design

Does the 3D Studio create my final kitchen?

No. It creates a structured concept and communication brief. Final field measurements, technical coordination, approved drawings and a formal proposal are still required.

Can I move furniture freely in 3D?

Yes. The guided studio allows free module movement with snapping, room-boundary and collision checks. Its warnings are visual planning aids, not engineering approval.

Can LeVika work from my architect or designer’s plans?

Yes. Trade and homeowner briefs can include PDF, images, DWG/DXF and project information. Final accepted file formats and drawing responsibilities are confirmed during review.

04

Scope

What does LeVika make?

Verified public and client-provided categories include custom kitchens, closets, bathroom vanities, built-ins, TV/media walls, home bars, bookcases, pantries, doors, millwork and selected custom furniture. The launch path prioritizes kitchens and coordinated whole-home cabinetry.

Can one team coordinate several rooms?

Yes. Whole-home scopes can connect kitchens, closets, vanities, living areas, bedrooms, offices and utility rooms through one material and approval strategy.

Does LeVika perform plumbing or electrical work?

No. For a direct residential project, LeVika may provide furniture-related technical documentation for plumbing and electrical coordination, but those trade works are not performed by LeVika under the confirmed scope.

05

Process

How long does a project take?

Initial measurement and design direction typically take 1–3 days. B2C production typically takes 6–14 weeks depending on complexity and materials. More standardized B2B production typically takes 3–4 weeks from contract signing. Delivery and installation dates are confirmed for the individual project.

Who takes the final measurements?

LeVika performs the final field measurement within three days after contract signing. Measurements from another specialist may be used during design, but not as the production-release measurement.

What happens if I change the design?

The client may refine the project before the final field measurement. Changes requested after that measurement may add cost and move the production schedule; the written change is confirmed before work proceeds.

06

Payments

How are projects paid?

The current standard schedule is a 65% deposit at contract, 25% at delivery and 10% after full completion. Accepted methods are Zelle, check, cash and wire transfer. The signed agreement controls the exact project schedule.

What happens if a project is cancelled?

The standard deposit is non-refundable. The signed project agreement controls cancellation, refund rights and any exceptions required by applicable law.

07

Materials

Which materials and hardware are available?

The client brief lists plywood, melamine, MDF, laminate and natural veneer; slab, Shaker, painted, laminated and veneer fronts; Blum soft-close and brands including EGGER, Wilsonart, Formica, Funder America, Lioher, AGT and FENIX. Final availability and specification are project-dependent.

How are finishes approved?

A finish should be reviewed as a complete system—front, substrate, edge, coating, hardware and care—then confirmed against physical samples and surrounding materials before production.

08

Service area

Where does LeVika work?

The standard service area covers Orlando and locations within approximately 150 miles. Projects farther away may be considered when the scope is a strong fit. B2B delivery has a separate approximately 100-mile radius from the Apopka shop.

09

Trust

What warranty is included?

LeVika provides lifetime coverage for breakage or malfunction not caused by external physical impact. The signed project agreement defines the covered cabinetry and hardware, exclusions, claim process and available remedy.

10

Trade

How do trade projects begin?

Submit the company, role, object type, room/unit count, value band, schedule, project location and available plans. LeVika can then review capability and assign the right next step instead of starting with an incomplete quote request.

What are LeVika’s B2B capacity and delivery terms?

Current capacity is approximately 10–15 orders per month depending on project size. Typical production is 3–4 weeks from contract signing. B2B scope is furniture manufacturing and delivery within approximately 100 miles of the Apopka shop; installation is not provided.

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