Remodeling your kitchen can be a thrilling experience. Your kitchen is the beating heart of your home, a place where family and friends can gather and eat and spend time together in a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere. Having your kitchen just the way you want it can be incredibly satisfying, even if you’re only updating one feature at a time.
No matter where you are in your kitchen personalization journey, kitchen plumbing is a key step in the process you should take some time to consider.
Practical Planning
The first step in your kitchen plumbing journey should be choosing what features you want to have. Kitchen plumbing starts with a sink, faucet, and hot and cold water lines, but it can include much more. Garbage disposals and dishwashers can make your cooking life much easier, so if you’re interested in these time-saving tools, make sure you include them early in your plans, rather than tackling them on as an afterthought.
Aesthetics
Once you have an idea of what special features you want for your kitchen plumbing, you can turn to the style side of your kitchen designs.
- Faucet shapes. Do you want a smooth, graceful curve to your kitchen faucet, or sharp angles that remind you of a farmhouse pump? Or do you want to embrace the best of both worlds by using both faucet styles for an even more interesting look?
- Sink basins. While stainless steel is one of the most popular choices, concrete and ceramic sinks can give your kitchen a unique look. And don’t forget to explore your options for shape, color, and texture!
Installation
Once you know what you want, it’s time to call Danny Eaton Plumbing to have your kitchen plumbing professionally installed. With our 35 years of experience, you can trust us to bring your stylish, personalized kitchen to life.