Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
• Is NDA Kitchens licensed and insured?
If you are looking for a licensed and insured kitchen, bathroom and home remodeling company, yes we are fully licensed and insured in all of Suffolk and Nassau county
• Does NDA Kitchens do more than kitchens?
Yes we do all phases of home renovations and construction from a bathroom renovation to a full extension of the home.
• Does NDA Kitchens have a showroom?
We have an expansive showroom in Nesconset featuring several kitchen displays with various cabinet lines with samples of fixtures, hardware, tile and countertop material.
• What if the project I want to do requires a permit with the town?
We handle all permits needed for any of the projects we work on. We have an in house expediter that will go to the town on your behalf and do all the necessary leg work needed to ensure the project runs smoothly and according to the code of the town you live in.
• How long has NDA Kitchens been in business?
NDA Kitchens as you know it now has been around since 1992, however, our owner, Ed Rowland has been doing construction since 1980. Starting out of his own home, Ed was building houses and doing other general carpentry on a small scale and through hard work and determination he developed that into NDA Kitchens.
• What if we need Architectural plans for our renovation?
We have an in house architect that handles all plans for our large scale project that require these sets of plans
• Do I have to coordinate plumbers and electricians?
No, we have a team of experts we work with exclusively on all projects and do all the coordinating and scheduling
• Does NDA Kitchens Offer free estimates?
Yes all of our estimates are free. No money is asked of you until you are ready to sign and contract and move forward with us. This includes showroom presentations, selection assistance, an in home measure, a detailed line by line proposal of what would be done as well as a full set of plans and color renderings of what the space may look like once completed.
• How does the payment process work?
Nothing is asked of you until you are ready to sign a contract on your project. At that time we ask for a small deposit to get the ball rolling internally. After that, your payments are spread throughout the course of the project, at major stages of completion. For example, payments are generally due upon Demo, Framing, Tile, Cabinet, Countertops and Subcompletion. This can be broken down further based on the scope of work. Each project is different so there is no set payment schedule as everything is done on a customer by customer basis.