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Sub-Zero Built-In Appliance Installation in West Des Moines

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This was a big one. A full custom kitchen remodel in West Des Moines with multiple Sub-Zero units going in - and every single one needed to disappear seamlessly into the cabinetry. That's the challenge with high-end built-in appliance installation. It's not just about getting the unit into the opening. It's about making sure the custom panels line up perfectly, the gaps are consistent, and everything reads as one cohesive design.

Here's what we were working with - a stunning walnut cabinet build with brass hardware throughout. The homeowners went all-in on the design, and that meant our work had to be just as precise. A crooked panel or an uneven reveal would stick out immediately in a kitchen like this. There's no hiding slop when the cabinetry is this nice.

The Sub-Zero lineup here included column refrigeration units with full custom walnut overlay panels, plus additional Sub-Zero appliances integrated throughout the space. On the other side of the kitchen, a bold blue cabinetry section with a matching panel-ready column unit tied the whole layout together. Two completely different aesthetics in the same kitchen - and both had to be executed cleanly.

That truck full of Sub-Zero boxes and packaging tells you something about the scope of this job. Multiple units, multiple custom panels, all in one install. When you're doing built-in appliance installation at this level, the coordination matters just as much as the technical work. Everything has to come together in the right order, at the right time, so the other trades aren't waiting on us.

Getting to be part of custom remodels like this one is genuinely something we take pride in. The details matter here - and we treat every panel alignment and every fit-and-finish moment like it's the only thing that matters, because in a kitchen like this, it really is.