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Someone's In the Kitchen - SITK

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Someone's In the Kitchen - SITK

Someone's in the Kitchen, Inc. - SITK Kitchen & Bath - in Princeton has been a trusted partner for North Central Illinois kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and new home kitchens & baths since 1989. With over three decades of experience, we've perfected our craft, creating an efficient, customer-centric process.

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1619 N Main St, Princeton, IL 61356 (815) 879-0604 http://www.somekitchen.com/

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I'm thinking about remodeling my kitchen, but have been cautioned to build in a substantial "cushion" for change orders. What is a change order exactly?

Chris Stebnitz of Stebnitz Builders, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jan 16, 2015

Glen offered a very accurate and thorough answer to the question. The only thing I would add to it is the importance of receiving a detailed construction contract from your contractor. This should lis ... read more

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How can I stay on good terms with our neighbors during a big construction project?

Martha Fisher of Croixco Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 20, 2014

Go visit the neighbors or take them to breakfast or dinner. Or, send them a letter. Bring a note pad and take any notes regarding their concerns. Explain that you take pride in your home and will b ... read more

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