New Leaf Cabinets & Counters Celebrates Military Hero With Dream Kitchen
Sep 20, 2016
The company completed the renovation as a show of support and thanks to the veteran for his service and sacrifice, reports www.nlpps.com.
Tacoma, WA - September 20, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
New Leaf Cabinets & Counters has recently celebrated a military hero by giving them the kitchen of their dreams. Using custom kitchen cabinets and countertop selections from their extensive collection and a plan that the veteran and his wife had already put together, the team at New Leaf was able to thank the military hero for their service by overhauling their current design and creating something modern, beautiful, and convenient.
Robert Cole, a representative of New Leaf Cabinets & Counters, commented “We want our customers to know that we proudly support our military men and women and are thankful for the sacrifices they make each day to protect our freedom. Because of our gratitude, we were beyond excited to have the opportunity to create new kitchen experience for a 12-year Special Forces veteran who has paid a significant price for his country. Not only did we outfit the kitchen with the best natural stone countertops and custom cabinets, but we included features that were in the family’s dream kitchen plans such as a corner drawer cabinet, pull-out trash cans, a tray divider cabinet for baking sheets and cutting boards, and roll-out shelves.”
New Leaf Cabinets & Counters provides custom marble, granite, and natural stone fabrication for homes both large and small. Their custom cabinetry and countertop selection is one of the largest in the country, which means they carry items in a wide array of colors and styles to suit any homeowner’s personal design aesthetic. New Leaf Cabinets & Counters extends discounts to all active duty military members and veterans who purchase items from their store and invite these customers to contact them for more details.
As Cole goes on to say, “It was so rewarding to experience the love and joy that this family felt once the project was completed. It was one of the most rewarding things that our team has gotten to be a part of since we started this business. As a local cabinet store, we know that we wouldn’t be here without our customers, and this is especially true of our military customers. Everyone here at New Leaf is beyond grateful for every opportunity that we get to serve our customers in excellence, and we look forward to continuing to be their go-to provider for their kitchen renovation needs.”
Those who would like to learn more about or see the final results of this military hero’s dream kitchen renovation can visit http://www.nlpps.com/massive-marble-island-tacoma-wa.
About New Leaf Cabinets & Counters:
New Leaf Cabinets & Countertops specializes in all aspects of custom kitchen cabinets from basic cabinet replacement to complete custom kitchen and cabinet designs. New Leaf also offers a large selection of quartz, granite, and other natural and engineered stone countertops. Whether the job is large or small, New Leaf's cabinet designers meticulously review all orders to make sure no detail is overlooked, and their 'hands-on' approach and experience in the construction industry are unrivaled in speed and precision.
For more information, please visit http://www.nlpps.com
Contact Info:
Name: Robert Cole
Organization: New Leaf Cabinets & Counters
Phone: (253) 200-1173
Release ID: 132966
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