Kitchen Remodeling in Van Nuys

Van Nuys kitchen remodels priced after a look behind the old range at gas, power and floor, plus ADU and JADU kitchens and LADBS permits. Cedarline.

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Pulling the old range away from the wall comes ahead of any quote for a Van Nuys kitchen. Behind it sit the gas shutoff, the flexible connector, the outlet for the igniter and a patch of floor nobody has seen in a while. Each one tells us something: whether the gas supply suits a new range, whether a 240-volt circuit is there for induction, and whether the floor under the old unit was ever finished.

Gas or induction behind the range

A range that stays on gas needs an accessible shutoff and a connector sized for the new burners, and a larger range may call for a bigger supply pipe back to the meter. A move to induction asks for a dedicated circuit, which depends on spare capacity in the panel. When the gas stub is no longer needed, it is capped where it leaves the main line. For an ADU or JADU kitchen in Van Nuys, an all-electric plan leaves the gas piping in the main house alone and keeps the unit simpler to inspect.

The floor and wall it hid

The floor under an old range can show stains from a past leak, curling vinyl or a gap where the flooring stopped short. If the new layout puts a cabinet or the dishwasher on that spot, it needs the same subfloor and finish as the rest of the room. Grease and scorch marks may stain bare paint on the wall behind the range, so the new plan runs a backsplash up to the hood. LADBS reviews the hood, the circuit and any gas work on the Van Nuys permit set.

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