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How it works / Homeowner and trade paths

A beautiful concept only matters if the room can be built as approved.

LeVika keeps room decisions, technical inputs and approvals visible from 3D design through CNC manufacturing and installation.

Initial reviewFreeLocation, room, timing and investment fit
Initial measure + design1–3 daysFor an aligned direct-client project
Standard payment path65 / 25 / 10Contract · delivery · completion
01 / Homeowner path

Six decisions from the room brief to installation.

Each stage names what you provide and what should be clear before the project moves forward.

01

Share the room

Send the project type, ZIP code, timing, investment range and any plans or photos already available.

YouRoom context
ResultFit response
02

Confirm project fit

LeVika reviews location, scope and timing before asking you to pay for detailed design work.

YouAnswer missing inputs
ResultClear next step
03

Measure and develop the design

For an aligned direct-client project, initial measurement and design direction typically take 1–3 days. There is no separate paid consultation.

YouReview options
ResultDesign direction
04

Sign and verify the room

LeVika performs the final field measurement within three days after contract signing. Third-party dimensions may support design, but not production release.

YouConfirm specifications
ResultVerified inputs
05

Approve the room

The client may refine the project before final measurement. Later changes may add cost and move the schedule, so drawings, materials and scope are approved in writing.

YouApprove in writing
ResultProduction release
06

Manufacture, install and close out

B2C production typically takes 6–14 weeks depending on complexity and materials, followed by scheduled delivery, installation and closeout.

YouPrepare the site
ResultInstalled project
02 / Professional project path

Trade projects begin with drawings and delivery context.

Designers, architects, builders and developers should not have to pass through a homeowner questionnaire.

01

Plans and RFQ

Object, room or unit count, drawings, finish intent, value and required-on-site date.

02

Capability review

Capacity, geography, scope boundaries, drawing status and decision ownership.

03

Coordination path

Submittals, samples, approvals, revisions and adjacent-trade interfaces.

04

Release and delivery

Typical B2B production is 3–4 weeks from contract signing. LeVika manufactures and delivers within approximately 100 miles of the shop; trade installation is not included.

Explore the complete trade path
03 / Before design commitment

The first review protects both the client and the design time.

The goal is to determine whether the room, location, timeline and realistic investment align before detailed work begins.

You shareRoom · ZIP · timing · investment · plans or photos
LeVika reviewsFit · missing information · useful next step
If alignedConsultation continues as part of the direct-client project
Before contractScope, payment stages and the next review point are written down
04 / Responsibility map

Everyone should know what they own before production.

Cabinetry touches appliances, counters, plumbing, electrical, ventilation, stone, flooring and site preparation. The written scope identifies who verifies, supplies, moves, installs and approves each interface.

Final field dimensionsAppliance specificationsCounter and stone interfacesPlumbing and electrical workDrawing and sample approvalsIncluded revisionsSite-ready conditionsPunch and service route
05 / Prepare the right input

Continue with the page that matches your next decision.

01Prepare first room measurements02Understand materials and finishes03Read project questions and answers
Free initial project review

A clear process begins with a useful room brief.

Share the project context once. LeVika can then respond with the right question, not a generic sales call.

Request project review Submit trade plans
Blog & planning guides

Continue with the decision behind this page.

Practical guidance connects the room, the risk and the next useful project step.

Explore the planning guides