Your Busby Cabinets’ cabinetry will only look as good as each individual part of the construction work done on your project.
A licensed contractor or qualified remodel-er with qualified subcontractors at his disposal will consistently produce a professional job for you.
Busby Cabinets will be their primary source of information on your job.
We will supply your approved floor plan, elevation and perspective drawings for use and direction for other subcontractors working on your home.
Most importantly, we will maintain on-the-job contact with you and your contractor throughout the entire project to help answer any questions.
We are happy to work with anyone of your choosing, however we will be glad to provide you with contractors we work with on a regular basis.
Our intent either way is to be a team player to represent your best interests.
You and/or your contractor will be notified several days in advance by our Installation Scheduler of the day and approximate hour to expect our installer’s arrival. Material assembly and loading time at the warehouse and driving time is difficult to estimate and varies slightly for each job. We do try to arrive at the time given, and will contact you as soon as possible if something unavoidable causes a delay. If, for some reason, you are unable to be home (or at the installation site) on the day of delivery, please relay any special instructions you may have to your Busby Cabinets’ Design Consultant. Information such as a phone number where you can be reached, hidden key location and/or delivery access instructions are critical to a smooth installation.
Depending on the size of your Busby Cabinets order, a staging area will be required to take delivery of the new cabinets and other parts. The idea is to provide a temporary, secure and weather-resistant location for these parts while they are being unloaded and/or stored between workdays. A garage, if applicable, is the most ideal staging area if it has been cleared of other items.
After your Busby Cabinets’ installer has completed the installation, there may be some items interacting with the cabinetry that your contractor and/or their subcontractors (i.e.: flooring, backsplash, electrical lighting/outlet wiring, plumbing, sink installation, appliance installation, wall-covering, etc.) may need to return to complete.
On most jobs, plumbing may need to be moved and then later reconnected. Please check for water leaks several times following the installation of plumbing, sinks, appliances, etc. Sometimes a leak is so small that it may not be easy to detect. Your alertness will prevent water damage due to a sustained leak. If a leak is discovered, place a pan or bucket to catch the water and phone your contractor and/or plumbing subcontractor.
While mentioning contractors and subcontractors, it is worth noting that Busby Cabinets goes to great lengths to design, manufacture and install your job properly. We inspect the finished installation carefully and thoroughly. After our installation, it is imperative that all other subcontractors understand the value of your new, furniture-quality cabinetry. We must count on you and you contractor to insure your new cabinetry is NEVER used as a workbench, ladder or any other purpose your cabinetry was not intended for. Care should be taken not to let paint, tile grout, wallpaper glue, etc. dry on your cabinets. The removal of any of these materials, when dry, can – and most likely will – damage your new cabinetry.
