Remodeling in Hawthorne, Los Angeles County

Kitchen Remodeling in Hawthorne

Navon Home plans a Hawthorne kitchen for an urban setting: hood ducts routed away from close neighbors, quieter fans, sealed dust walls and staged deliveries.

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Urban zones tend to set houses near one another on narrower lots, and that general pattern guides how we plan a kitchen in Hawthorne. Whether a given lot is tight is something we measure on the first visit. If the side yard is narrow and the next window sits close, the hood duct, the fan noise and every delivery are planned to stay on your side of the property line, and the layout is drawn around those limits.

Where the hood exhaust leaves

A hood duct can rise through the roof or exit a side wall, and on a close lot the roof route keeps cooking air away from the neighbor's window. A wall exit is drawn only where the code clearance to the property line and to nearby openings allows it. Fan noise carries between houses, so we size the duct to the hood and keep elbows to a minimum, which lets the fan move enough air at a lower speed. An inline or remote blower takes the motor out of the room, and a large hood gets a makeup air check.

Dust, debris and deliveries

Plastic dust walls with a zipper door close off the kitchen, and the return grille for the heating and cooling system is masked so drywall dust stays out of the ducts. Debris leaves in bags or in a small bin sized to the space the street allows, and the curb is swept at the end of each workday. Cabinets arrive on a different day from the counters and appliances, so the driveway stays open. Hawthorne runs its own plan review, and a city inspector checks each stage of the permit before the next trade starts.

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