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Bath and kitchen remodeling ideas in Arlington Heights:  Does your kitchen seem small and cramped, especially when you have visitors over for entertaining?  Do you have a basement that looks more like a storage warehouse than an extra room?  Are you happy with the room you have in your kitchen cabinets?  Would you just like your house to feel larger?  Let us handle the heavy lifting!

We have been solving home space utilization problems for decades and we can solve yours too.  Call us today at the number above to speak with the top remodeling contractor serving Chicagoland and the suburb of Arlington Heights for over 10+ years.  We handle both commercial and residential renovations with ease and have hundreds of references in the area.  Read more home ideas.

Lifestyle and Household Schedule Remodeling Considerations - Arlington Heights


Your family's schedule also plays a role in conserving AC expenses, even in a custom luxury kitchen...

  • Run kitchen appliances such as the clothes dryer and dishwasher in the early morning hours whenever possible.
  • Keep curtains, drapes, shutters and other items closed on sunny windows during the day if possible.
  • Turn up the thermostat when the family is out of the kitchen during the day.  With a properly-sized ac unit, it takes only an hour or so to fully cool a home.  In cooler parts of the country like Arlington Heights, this is especially true and useful.


Kitchen Fans

A kitchen fan is another alternative to the high energy consumption of refrigerated air-conditioning and is a popular choice in Arlington Heights.  Normally, a house retains heat, so there is a lag between the time when the outside air cools after the sun goes down on a summer night. 

Common Sense Kitchen Storage Ideas for Arlington Heights Homeowners

  • In a remodeled kitchen, keep food and other often-used items as close as possible to the relevant appliance or the area where you will use them.
  • Store food in cabinets attached to cool outside walls or near shaded windows. Avoid placing cabinets near the dishwasher, oven, refrigerator and warm exterior walls.
  • Spices and cooking oils should be within easy reach of the cooktop.
  • Store frequently used items within easy reach. Store less-used kitchen items in the back of a renovated cabinet or up high.
  • Having a lower height section of countertop is helpful for chopping and other kitchen prep work, and it also gives the kids and easy place to prepare a quick snack.
  • An island equipped with a sink is a useful prep center a popular consideration when remodeling a kitchen in Arlington Heights and surrounding area due to the versatility of this install.