Full Home Remodeling in Temple City

Full home remodeling in Temple City begins at the electrical panel and the water shutoff, which tell us what the kitchen can be asked to do.

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Our visit to a Temple City house begins at the electrical panel and the water shutoff. Both tell us what the kitchen can be asked to do. A panel with no spare spaces rules out an induction range and a second oven until it changes, and a small supply line limits how many fixtures can run at once. The kitchen plan gets drawn after those two answers are in hand.

Panel, meter and shutoff

The panel cover comes off so we can read the breakers, count the open slots and see what size of service feeds the house. At the water shutoff we check how the main is plumbed and whether the valve still turns. The gas meter and the line running from it get a look as well, since a range moved across the room needs a longer run that must be sized for the whole house. Each reading goes into the written scope as a line we can point to.

Floor and ceiling lines

A long straightedge laid along the floor from the kitchen into the next rooms shows dips, humps and steps at the thresholds. Flooring that will run through needs a flat base, so the levels are noted before a material is picked. In the attic or from below we follow the ceiling joists, because the way they run tells us which walls could open without a beam and which would need one sized by an engineer. Those answers decide how open the plan can become.

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