Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath, Normal IL

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Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath, Normal IL Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath is a Fourth Generation Fabrication Shop with Locations in Normal IL as well as Champaign IL. Need Countertops or Cabients?

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10/18/2026

A window isn't just a view. It's part of your kitchen or bathroom design.

Keeping an existing window, resizing it, or changing its position can affect where countertops, cabinets, vanities, and mirrors fit. A counter-height window can bring daylight right to the work surface, while upper cabinets placed too close may block the light. In a bathroom, frosted glass or a window treatment can help balance daylight and privacy. And a mirror over a window? It may be possible, but it takes thoughtful planning.

That's why it helps to make window decisions during the design phase. Before cabinets are ordered. Planning ahead can help everything work together beautifully.

Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has served Normal homeowners for 72 years.

10/17/2026

Paint finish matters as much as color in a busy kitchen or bathroom. In areas that get wiped often, such as cabinet faces, trim, and walls near the sink or cooktop, a satin or semi-gloss finish stands up to scrubbing better than flat paint. Flat paint hides small wall flaws nicely and suits ceilings and low-touch walls, but it can show scuffs and be harder to clean. In bathrooms, paint formulated for high-humidity rooms helps the finish hold up over time. Also think about sheen in relation to lighting: higher gloss reflects more light and can highlight wall imperfections. Choose finishes room by room, and settle on them before the painter's schedule begins, since some finishes call for different prep. Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has guided Normal homeowners through details like this for 72 years, from the first design sketch to the final coat.

10/17/2026

Gas, induction, or electric? It is one of the biggest decisions in a kitchen remodel, and each one changes what happens behind the walls. A gas cooktop needs a gas line run to the location, and its cooking byproducts should be vented outdoors, so the hood and duct route matter. A standard electric cooktop runs on a 240-volt circuit. Induction also uses 240-volt power, but it heats the pan itself, which brings quick response, easy cleanup, and a surface that stays cooler to the touch, though it does need magnetic cookware. Think about how you cook, what your kitchen already has, and what changes you are willing to make during construction. Sharing your cooking habits with your designer early keeps the plan realistic. The team at Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has spent 72 years helping Normal homeowners weigh these choices. Ask us before the plans are finalized.

10/17/2026

Planning a kitchen or bath remodel is a good time to think about water pressure. If showers feel weak or faucets sputter when a second tap opens, the cause is often in the home's plumbing rather than the fixtures. Many homes have a pressure-reducing valve where the water line enters the house, and over the years it can wear and let pressure drift. Older homes may also have partially closed shutoffs or undersized piping. During a remodel, walls are open, so it is the easiest time to test pressure, inspect the valve, and make corrections. Your remodeler can check pressure with a simple gauge and advise whether a new valve or piping updates make sense. Small fixes now prevent weak showers later. Talk with the team at Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath. After 72 years of serving Normal homeowners, we know what to check before the walls close up.

10/16/2026

A remodel changes the air in your home for a while. Before work begins, ask how the crew will contain dust, protect rooms outside the work area, and keep debris from traveling through the house.

A few useful things to plan together:

• Close off the work zone as much as the layout allows, and agree on which doors stay closed.
• Protect nearby floors and surfaces along the crew’s route in and out.
• Ask how dust will be managed during cutting and sanding, and how the work area will be cleaned at the end of each day.
• Keep children and pets away from the work zone, even when the tools are put away.
• If anyone in the household has asthma, allergies, or another respiratory concern, tell your contractor before work starts so you can discuss extra precautions.

Dust control looks different from project to project, especially in older homes, so it’s worth agreeing on the plan before demolition day rather than improvising once the work is underway.

Planning a kitchen or bath update in Normal? Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath is glad to talk through what to expect before the project starts.

10/16/2026

If a remodel is coming up, plan for your pets as carefully as you plan for the work zone.

Construction noise, open doors, unfamiliar people, and dust can unsettle even a normally confident dog or cat. Before work starts, choose a quiet room away from the project area, and make sure everyone on the job knows which doors and gates must stay closed. If the noise or traffic will be too much, arrange a temporary stay somewhere familiar.

Keep pets out of the work zone. Tools, fasteners, offcuts, adhesives, and open wall or floor areas can all create hazards. Don’t rely on a quick reminder to keep a curious nose safe; use a closed door or secure barrier.

For longer projects, ask your contractor how access routes and daily cleanup will work, and keep your pet’s routine as steady as you can. A little planning helps protect both your animal and the crew.

At Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath, we know a remodel affects the whole household. We’re happy to talk through the practical details before work begins in your Normal home.

10/16/2026

Thinking about adding a pet-washing station to your bathroom remodel? It's one of those upgrades that quietly earns its keep every week.

A few planning points worth settling early:

• Handheld sprayer vs. fixed fixture. A handheld on a wall bracket gives you control for rinsing paws and bellies; a fixed low fixture works well for standing washes.
• Low threshold or ramp entry. Older dogs and wiggly puppies both appreciate an easy step-in.
• Non-slip flooring. Choose a floor finish with good grip, wet or dry.
• Floor drain or tub basin. A floor drain makes rinsing simple; a low basin keeps water contained. The drain decision is a rough-in decision, so it belongs early.
• Hose reach and holder. Make sure the hose reaches the whole station and clips back cleanly.
• Storage nearby. Towels, shampoo, and treats within arm's reach keep the routine quick.
• Warm water limit. Pets prefer lukewarm, so confirm the water temperature works for them, not just for people.

Because drains, supplies, and sometimes a small water heater all live behind the wall, these choices are easiest to make before tile and walls close.

Curious whether a pet station fits your bathroom plan? Talk it through with us at Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath. After 72 years serving Normal homeowners, we're glad to help you plan a room that works for the whole family, four legs included.

10/16/2026

Happy Friday! Open 11-9 today. BBQ Bacon Burger for lunch! Come see us. Try our Caramel bread pudding for dessert.

10/15/2026

Before a kitchen or bath remodel, take a few minutes to find your water shutoff valves. You’ll be glad you know where they are if you need to stop the water quickly during demolition, or in an emergency.

Look for the small fixture shutoff valves under sinks and behind toilets, then find your home’s main shutoff. Its location varies, so check your utility area, basement, or wherever your water service enters the home.

Gently test each valve: it should turn freely, shut off the water fully, and not leak. Don’t force a stiff or seized valve. Worn or unreliable shutoffs are best addressed while fixtures or walls are already open during a remodel.

Finally, label the main shutoff so family members or a sitter can find it quickly. A little preparation can help protect your Normal home when work begins.

10/15/2026

You've picked a bathtub. Now the question is how it actually gets in and gets set, and that plan is worth making before install day.

A few things homeowners are surprised by:

• The tub is one of the first pieces set in a bathroom remodel, before drywall, tile, or the surround, because it is far easier to place while the room is still open.
• Check the delivery path early: doorways, hallways, stairs, and turns. A cast iron tub is beautiful and heavy, and second-floor installs deserve a measure of the route before delivery day.
• Once in place, the tub is leveled and set so the drain lines up with the plumbing, and the drain and overflow are connected before the surrounding wall goes in.
• Ask about access: a small access panel or removable section for the drain and overflow makes any future repair far simpler than opening finished tile.
• A deck- or wall-mounted filler needs its supply lines roughed in before the walls close, so the filler choice belongs in the early planning, not the late ones.

None of this is hard. It just has to happen in the right order. Luther Falls Kitchen and Bath has been helping Normal homeowners get that order right for 72 years.

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1805A West Hovey Avenue
Normal, IL
61761

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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