Coordinated Kitchen and Bath, Renovating Kitchens and Bathrooms Since 1974
- Coordinated Kitchen and Bath, Renovating Kitchens and Bathrooms Since 1974
Coordinated Kitchen and Bath has been renovating kitchens and bathrooms in Vancouver and North and West Vancouver since 1974, making it the most established kitchen and bathroom renovations firm in the Lower Mainland. The company’s experience is unsurpassed, with a team of trades and project managers, each with a lifetime of specialized experience in renovating kitchens and bathrooms.
Coordinated Kitchen and Bath’s product line up is unsurpassed, featuring kitchen and bathroom cabinets from Hertco Cabinets and Columbia Cabinets. Coordinated has been partnered with them for many years, a partnership that has also extended to the community at large, where each of the companies have donated time and resources to various community building projects in Vancouver and beyond.
When it comes to project management, a customer who comes to Coordinated Kitchen and Bath for their kitchen or bathroom renovation is treated to more than a top selection of Canadian made cabinets; their project is handled by the company’s experienced project management team from start to finish. Throughout the renovation process, from the initial consultation, all the way to the final end product, the customer always works with the same project manager. The project manager takes care of all the details, ensuring the project runs smoothly from start to finish, while providing a consistent line of communication to the customer. The project manager coordinates all aspects of the project, from scheduling with the interior designer, to scheduling the movement of trades and materials throughout the project.
Coordinated Kitchen and Bath, the name speaks for itself. To learn more about them, visit their website at www.coordinatedkitchens.com, or their large showroom located at 123 East 1st Street, North Vancouver, where they have a wide array of kitchen and bathroom fixtures, vanities, and plumbing accessories on display.
