How Our Review Process Works
Start with the kitchen plan you already have. Upload your plan and project details, and our design team handles the review. We evaluate function, fit, and everyday use, then return your plan with clear notes and recommendations. You can share the feedback with your original designer to make any updates before you order.
The five steps below walk you through the entire process.
Get Your Kitchen Plan Ready
Your plan needs to show dimensions. We check clearances, aisle widths and appliance fit against industry-standard kitchen planning guidelines, all of it measured. Export or save your kitchen design plan as a PDF from your home center’s design tool; in-store designer PDFs and online design tool exports are both accepted.
- Plans from any retailer or designer accepted
- Plans must include cabinet-by-cabinet dimensions
- File formats: PDF, PNG, JPG, or HEIC (PDF preferred)
Place Your Order
Select the review type that matches your project scope. Complete our secure checkout and upload your plan file directly on the order page.
- Choose your review tier: Essential, Expert, or Complete
- Securely upload your blueprint or floor plan (up to 50MB)
- Receive order confirmation email
Expert Review
An experienced kitchen designer looks at where appliances sit, how much counter space you have, and whether there’s enough room to use your kitchen comfortably, against the standards our founders built the company on. Every review then goes to a second reviewer, who checks the findings and the notes on your plan before it is released to you.
- Dimensional accuracy and clearance verification
- Functional layout analysis (work zones, traffic flow)
- Appliance and fixture placement review
This review is the product. Everything after it is your plan getting better.
Get My Plan ReviewedReceive Your Plan with Clear Notes
Your reviewed plan is returned with clear notes directly on it: color-coded notes that clearly identify issues, suggested improvements, and professional recommendations.
- Annotated PDF with color-coded notes
- Written summary report of all findings
- Priority items clearly labeled
Revise & Build with Confidence
Take the notes on your plan back to your designer or retailer, make revisions, and move forward with your project knowing a professional has reviewed the plan.
- Take the notes back to your designer
Five steps, about 5 minutes of your time. Ready when you are.
Get My Plan ReviewedYour plan needs full dimensions to review. We check clearances, aisle widths and appliance fit against industry-standard kitchen planning guidelines, all of it measured — that means cabinet-by-cabinet sizes, not just overall wall lengths. A plan without that level of detail isn't enough for us to start from; if your reviewer finds it missing, we'll ask for the fuller version before beginning rather than send back a review that only checked half of what it should. See every measurement we check on a kitchen plan.
✗ Not acceptable
A 3D perspective shows what the design might look like, not what anything measures. We can’t review from it.
We’re seeing more of these from customers. They’re not accurate enough to check against, so we can’t conduct a review from a plan like this.
Some overall measurements, but not the cabinet-by-cabinet dimensions a review checks against. On its own it isn’t enough to review from.
✓ Acceptable
Wall lengths, every cabinet width, and appliance sizes called out. This is the least we need to check clearances, aisles, and fit.
A plan like this, with cabinet models, door style, and finish called out, lets us confirm the details a bare dimension string can’t: panel and finish treatment, appliance fit against the exact model, trim at the ceiling.
Not sure which you have? Ask your designer for “the plan view with dimensions.”
A 3D picture of the finished kitchen is not enough on its own: it shows what the kitchen will look like, not what anything measures. Send it if you have one, alongside the plan view.
We review your plan, not your room.
Our feedback is based on the drawings and information you provide. Your retailer or installer should still confirm measurements in your home before you order.
Ready to Get Started?
Five straightforward steps, with expert guidance along the way. Ready when you are.