So if you've followed my Twitter over the last few days you've probably wondered about the enigmatic tweets having to do with Alabama and cabinet factory tours and all that stuff.

Well, I'm here to clear up the mystery...

About four months ago we decided to try out another cabinet manufacturer, one that came highly recommended from a couple different sources.  Even so, it is always nerve-racking to try someone new.

We've developed a pretty sweet system for basement finishing and kitchen remodels, and it's hard to rock the boat knowing that you're messing with a proven method.

But we've committed ourselves to constant improvement and that means sometimes you've got to try new things.  Besides, this kitchen remodel deserved a high quality cabinet, and the recommendations vouched for the quality more than anything else.



So we gave Wellborn Cabinets a try.  If I'd been paying attention, I would've noticed their cabinets in the 2008, 2009, and now 2010 HGTV Dream Homes (more from the 2010 Dream Home: 2010 Bathroom, 2010 Kitchen).  I learned later that they are the second most recognized cabinet brand in the United States! 

The experience was awesome.  Cabinets came in 4 weeks after the order (fast for custom cabinet orders) and the order was 100% complete.  A couple doors were damaged during construction and replacement doors were shipped to us in less than 2 weeks so we could finish the kitchen remodel on time!

We decided we liked working with them so well that whether its for a finished basement or remodeled kitchen, we were going to present Wellborn to our customers as an option to consider.

 Whether it's a kitchen remodel or a basement finish, we look forward to presenting Wellborn Cabinets to you at our next meeting.

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While helping one of my best customers out with a partial kitchen remodel recently, they complained that their cabinets were starting to get a little old but they weren't ready to replace them yet.

Without pausing to filter the first thing that came to mind, I blurted out something about needing to get rid of the ancient green glass in their corner cabinet.


As soon as I said it, I kind of went into a panic hoping that I hadn't overstepped my bounds and ... << MORE >>

Does anyone else feel like the digital age is complicating things? About a year ago I determined to start using the "social internet media" to promote our basement finishing efforts here in Parker, Colorado.

The idea was to devote 30 to 60 minutes a day updating blogs, tweets, profiles, etc., and prove to the digital world that we deserved a high page ranking from Google and the likes on our popular keywords; finished basements, basements in Parker, Colorado, basement finishing, etc.

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We just finished one of the most enjoyable projects we've ever worked on. I love this business... creating something out of nothing, or recreating something out of something else provides a satisfaction that's hard to match. What makes this process even better is the opportunity to work with great people and see their vision come to life.


This kitchen remodel for Norman and Marilyn Butterman was one of those projects. Their story is definitely worth sharing...

Mr. & Mrs. Butterman have lived in their home in ... << MORE >>

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