Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Services

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From the initial design concept through final installation, we manage, design, and coordinate every stage of your remodeling project. We provide comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodeling services, tailored to your home, lifestyle, and personal design vision. Whether you prefer a contemporary, industrial, modern, or mid-century aesthetic, every project begins with understanding your ideas and transforming them into a detailed 3D design, giving you a clear visual representation of the finished space before construction begins.

When you trust Choice Granite with your dream kitchen or bathroom remodel, you can have confidence knowing that your project is managed by an experienced team from start to finish. We do not rely on outside subcontractors for the work we perform. Our skilled tradespeople and installers are part of our in-house team, allowing us to maintain greater control over workmanship, scheduling, quality, and communication throughout the project.

Choice Granite is licensed by the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB), fully insured and bonded, and properly licensed for the construction trades we perform. Founded in 1998 by Martin Nazarian, our company has built its reputation on hands-on craftsmanship, professional project management, and a commitment to quality that continues today.

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Our Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Process

A successful kitchen or bathroom remodel requires careful planning, experienced project coordination, and the proper sequencing of multiple specialized trades. At Choice Granite, we manage each stage of the process from the initial design through final cleanup, keeping your project organized and moving forward as efficiently as possible.

The Process — From Concept to Completion

1. Planning, Material Selection & 3D Design
We begin by evaluating your space, discussing your goals, selecting materials, and finalizing your custom 3D designs so you have a clear vision of the finished project before construction begins.

2. Preparation & Dust Control — Approximately ½–1 Day
Before demolition begins, we prepare the work area and implement appropriate dust-control measures to help protect the surrounding areas of your home.

3. Demolition & Haul-Away — Approximately 1–2 Days
Existing cabinets, countertops, flooring, fixtures, and other designated materials are carefully removed and hauled away to prepare the space for construction.

4. Rough Electrical, Lighting & Plumbing — Approximately 2–7 Days
Our team completes the necessary rough electrical, lighting, plumbing, and related infrastructure work according to the approved design and project requirements.

5. Drywall Repair or Replacement — Approximately 1–3 Days
Walls and ceilings are repaired, patched, or replaced as needed following demolition and rough-in work.

6. Painting — Approximately 1–3 Days
The designated walls, ceilings, and other surfaces are properly prepared and painted as part of the remodeling process.

7. Flooring Installation — Approximately 1–3 Days
New flooring is installed according to the project’s design and specifications.

8. Cabinet Installation — Approximately 1–3 Days
Custom or semi-custom kitchen and bathroom cabinets are carefully installed, leveled, adjusted, and prepared for the next stages of construction.

9. Countertop Fabrication & Installation — Approximately 1–2 Days
Countertops are templated, fabricated, and installed. Depending on the material and project requirements, fabrication may be completed off-site before installation.

10. Tile & Backsplash Installation — Approximately 1–2 Days
Tile backsplashes and other designated tile work are installed, finished, and prepared for final detailing.

11. Final Electrical, Lighting & Fixture Connections — Approximately 1–2 Days
Final electrical and lighting installations are completed, and designated appliances, sinks, faucets, and other fixtures are connected and finished.

12. Final Paint Touch-Ups — Approximately ½ Day
After the majority of construction is complete, our team addresses necessary paint touch-ups and minor finishing details.

13. Final Cleanup — Approximately ½ Day
We complete a thorough cleanup of the remodeled area so the space is ready for you to enjoy.

14. Enjoy Your Newly Remodeled Kitchen or Bathroom
The final step is the best one — enjoying your newly transformed space.

Understanding Your Remodeling Timeline

The individual timeframes above are estimates and are provided to give you a general understanding of how a complete kitchen or bathroom remodel progresses. They should not be interpreted as a guaranteed completion schedule.

A typical project of this scope requires approximately 14–16 days at a minimum, with many projects taking 14–32 days from start to completion, depending on the size, complexity, materials, and scope of work.

Because remodeling involves multiple specialized trades, there can be some downtime between stages while one crew completes its work and the next trade is scheduled to begin. Certain materials may also require fabrication or lead time before they can be installed. We coordinate these stages as efficiently as possible, but some scheduling flexibility is necessary in a properly managed remodeling project.

Unexpected Conditions & Permissible Delays

During demolition and construction, conditions that could not reasonably be identified beforehand may be discovered. For example, we may uncover an improperly installed or deteriorated pipe inside a wall, hidden water damage, mold or damaged drywall concealed behind existing cabinets, outdated electrical components, structural issues, or other concealed conditions.

When unforeseen conditions require additional work, repairs, materials, inspections, or specialized services, they may affect both the project schedule and cost. Any necessary additional work should be evaluated and addressed before the project can proceed with the affected portion of construction.

Weather, material availability, fabrication schedules, inspections, permitting requirements, and other circumstances outside of our reasonable control may also result in permissible delays.

Bathroom Remodeling Timeline

For projects that include a bathroom remodel, additional time may be required for specialized work. As a general guideline, allow approximately 1–2 additional days for shower waterproofing and approximately 1 additional day for shower door installation, depending on the specific system, materials, and project requirements.

Our goal is not simply to complete your remodel as quickly as possible, but to complete each stage correctly and in the proper sequence. Quality workmanship, proper installation, adequate preparation, and coordination between trades are essential to achieving a finished kitchen or bathroom that looks exceptional and performs properly for years to come.

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Curbless showers

Curbless showers are not only trending because they are safe & stylish – but are also required for ADA access. It is not that expensive to complete a zero-threshold walk in showe. If you are converting a tub to shower or simply remodeling your existing stand up shower, you might want to consider a curbless shower. No need to worry the shower pan is sloped properly to prevent water from building up.

Knowing how to remodel your kitchen & bath can be overwhelming, especially for the first-time remodeler – you will have many questions, concerns and comments. We are here to help you feel at ease and worry-free during your remodel.- hire us and you can just sit back and watch your dream kitchen and bath becoming a reality.

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A curbless tile shower does not have a curb or shower dam. You can walk straight in. This design is not only visually pleasing, but it also has a few key benefits. The obvious benefits are easy entry and eliminating a tripping hazard. There is a lot more to a curbless shower, please read our blog on curbless showers

Give some thought to your counter top edges and make sure to see samples because this little detail makes a huge impact!

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Need to know the difference between prefab granite & custom granite?

Prefabricated granite slabs
Simply means that the granite is fabricated before it reaches the end user (homeowner). Prefab granite is very affordable, because most of the fabrication is completed beforehand at our factory, thus saving costs on human produced labor. In addition to saving costs on the “labor side of things”, you are buying “just enough” material for your project, therefore saving money on the “material side of things” as well. There is nothing negative about prefab granite! Potential customers sometimes read online or hear from custom fabricators that the glue that bonds the laminated bull nose to the counter top surface is not of the best quality. After 1,000’s of projects completed, we’ve never heard of a complaint where a bull nose just falls off! Overall if you arelooking for a quick upgrade and on a tight (or have money to spend) budget, prefab granite, prefab marble & prefab quartz is the way to go!
Custom granite slabs

(which is the original way of installing granite counter tops) require more fabrication labor & almost always you are buying more material then you need. Going prefab eliminates both of those elements, which basically means more money in your wallet!

This process is still very effective if you are looking for an exotic stone, and if you would like a custom edge. Custom granite 3cm thickness is extremely popular on the East Coast, on the West Coast 2cm thickness is more popular. 3cm is thicker which allows for a more custom edge & with 3cm, you do not need a plywood sub top..

Top 3 reasons

why some homeowners decide to go with a custom slab instead of a prefabricated slab:

1) The style of the edge – there are only a three different edges that are manufactured in a prefabricated counter top; round, square, square mitered (quartz only) & single step ogee.
2) If you are concerned about multiple joints / seams for a particular unique shaped island cabinet or even a perimeter cabinet, then a custom slab may reduce the seams.
3) There are thousands of custom slab colors to choose from. Prefabricated granite counter tops have about 300-400 colors to choose from. To better understand what the term prefab means, google it!

Radon

Recent articles have come out about the prevalence of radon in granite. According to the Marble Institute of America, this concern has been very overblown. “Calculations show that, for an average counter top containing an average uranium concentration of 4 ppm, the concentration of radon that is given off by the counter top into household air is 0.00000074 pCi/L, an amount that is 270,000 times less than the level of radon in outside air! The granite counter top typically emits a radiation level of 5-10 R/hr. So the maximum contact radiation level that you would receive over one year if you were to sit on counter top all the time would be about one quarter of the annual radiation dose from all sources. If you were just a few inches away from the granite (e.g. when doing the dishes), then the dose would be too low to measure.

Natural Variation in Granite & Natural Stone Products

Always remember – Granite is a natural product with natural variations. These variations are inherent from piece to piece. No two pieces are identical, similar yes, identical no. If you are looking for consistency or a fixed simple pattern in regards to counter tops, then please visit our quartz page.

We can assist you with all of these services. It is extremely convenient, time & money saving to let one company / contractor coordinate all of these services for you.

Contact us for a free estimate and consultation for your kitchen and bath remodeling projects