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Record the kitchen
Measure the room and note visible conditions.
The exact checklist varies by kitchen, but the purpose is consistent: document the room details that affect cabinet size, location, clearance, delivery, and installation planning.
If available, gather appliance model numbers or dimensions, photographs of the room, inspiration images, known countertop plans, and a list of storage problems you want the new kitchen to address. Identify any walls, flooring, plumbing, electrical, windows, or appliances that may change before installation.
You do not need a finished design before measurement. The visit is intended to replace assumptions with usable information and expose decisions that need to be made before ordering.
Measurements become useful when they are connected to a cabinet layout and project scope. SELA reviews cabinet sizes, openings, panels, fillers, trim, appliance clearances, delivery access, and installation responsibilities before selections are finalized.
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Measure the room and note visible conditions.
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Connect cabinet sizes and clearances to the measured space.
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Price the selected cabinets and confirmed project scope.
Demolition, wall repairs, flooring changes, appliance substitutions, plumbing work, and other project changes can affect dimensions. Measurements and cabinet plans should be reviewed again when the room or selected equipment changes before ordering or installation.
SELA provides cabinet planning and measurement across its confirmed Metro Detroit service area. Appointment availability and travel coverage are confirmed when the project location and requested service are reviewed.
Tell us where the project is located and what stage you’re in. We’ll confirm whether an in-home measurement, planning call, or estimate review should come next.
Questions? Text or call (313) 468-3225