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We accept cash and checks payments. A 50% deposit of the total project cost is required to start the project, and the remaining balance is due upon completion. Please contact us if you have questions about payment options.
CABINET CARE & MAINTENANCE
As with all wood product, avoid excessive moisture. Our cabinets are designed for use inside the home or other buildings and is not intended for outdoor applications. all exteriors of the cabinets can be cleaned easily with a damp cloth to remove dust, and dry. Never use abrasive cleaners, scouring pads or powdered cleansers. Do not allow oven cleaner to touch any part of the cabinet, and do not use a dish cloth to wipe your cabinet exterior, since it may contain remnants of grease or detergents. It is important to wipe up spills and water marks as they occur. Give special attention to areas around the sink and dishwasher. Avoid draping damp or wet dish towels over the door of the sink base cabinet. Over time, this moisture can cause permanent water damage to the door.
GRANITE CARE & MAINTENANCE
To keep granite countertops clean, use a microfiber cloth to dust off the surface. Often a microfiber cleaning cloth, even a dry one, is all that is needed for basic cleaning. For times when spills or daily life happen, try to wipe down the granite countertop daily or as needed using only water. Once a week wipe your granite countertops down with a damp cloth and a stone cleaner formulated with a neutral pH. Never use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on your countertops, even if you think the stain or mess needs it. These types of cleaners can scratch, pit, and etch the surface of the stone permanently. For oily stains that have soaked into the granite, try a poultice made of a cup of flour or baking soda and five tablespoons of dish soap. Add water to make it the consistency of sour cream or yogurt. Place the solution directly on the stain and cover with plastic wrap overnight, before washing away the poultice. Be sure to gently rinse the countertops and dry thoroughly.
Sealing is a regular maintenance task for granite that cannot be ignored. There is a simple test that you can do to determine if your countertops need to be sealed again. Splash a little water on the surface of the countertop, and watch to see if the water sits on the countertop in small bead-like shapes or flows freely. Re-seal the countertop when water splashed on the surface no longer beads up. Be sure to perform this test on areas that get the most use.
QUARTZ CARE & MAINTENANCE
Quartz can be cleaned easily with a mild detergent, water and a soft cloth or paper towel, then rinse and dry thoroughly. Abrasive cleansers or harsh scouring pads and cleansers that contain bleach should not be used with quartz. Engineered stone cleaned gently to maintain their distinctive shine. Some quartz colors and finishes liked honed, matte, etc., are more sensitive to grease or finger-prints and may require extra care during routine cleaning. Avoid using metal knives and utensils directly on the countertops, as metal may scratch the quartz. When chopping vegetables, slicing bread or preparing other food with sharp utensils, use a cutting board to prevent scratches. To remove grease from your quartz countertops, use a product recommended for stone care. Harsh cleansers should not be used to remove grease or other cooking stains. Gently scrape away hardened grease with a plastic knife before applying cleaner.
Quartz countertops can be damaged by direct exposure to heat. It is not hear-proof. When cooking, use trivets or heating pads to guard the countertop surface against direct exposure to hot cookware or coffee pots.