Mt Prospect in North Potomac

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I figured out that each level upgrade of counters and hardwood is roughly 20%.

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know where TOLL gets there backsplashes from? Trying to visualize a certain backsplash ....

We chose Q-Miami White (Level 3 option) for all countertops and kitchen island (waterfall style). Silestone is the company (I think).

How much extra did it cost for the waterfall on your kitchen island?

Waterfall island $2,517
Kitchen counter tops: $3,414
Kitchen backsplash: #3,155

The design center pricing is a bit confusing to us. Toll is nickel and diming everything. For the poster who provided countertop pricing, which model or collection and did this include the upgrade cost from standard granite to level 3 quartz?

Anyone here have level 7?

Level 6 main kitchen countertop is:$8000+, water fall is around $4,000. I remember level 7 is over $12,000

This is what I recall too. We ended up doing Level 6 counters and skipped the waterfall (though it would have been nice to have, but I had to save somewhere!)

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know where TOLL gets there backsplashes from? Trying to visualize a certain backsplash ....

We chose Q-Miami White (Level 3 option) for all countertops and kitchen island (waterfall style). Silestone is the company (I think).

How much extra did it cost for the waterfall on your kitchen island?

Waterfall island $2,517
Kitchen counter tops: $3,414
Kitchen backsplash: #3,155

The design center pricing is a bit confusing to us. Toll is nickel and diming everything. For the poster who provided countertop pricing, which model or collection and did this include the upgrade cost from standard granite to level 3 quartz?

Anyone here have level 7?

We upgraded the kitchen counter top to level 3 - Miami white (this is for the Windmill collection, Palatine model):

Kitchen countertop: $3,414
Waterfall island: $2,517
Kitchen backsplash: $3,155

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If you take a quartz backsplash does it come on the entire wall? Near the stove?

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Also, is there a difference if you take ceramic tile as backsplash? Will that go all the way to top on the wall?

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Anonymous wrote:Also, is there a difference if you take ceramic tile as backsplash? Will that go all the way to top on the wall?

The backsplash goes between the cabinets...there is no way for it to go to the ceiling without hitting upper cabinets

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Carpet pad upgrades are availailable:

Standard: 3/8 inch thick
Upgrade: 7/16 inch
Better: 7/16 inch Scotchgard advantage ($1,799 for 2nd floor carpet, Windmill - Palatine)
Best: 7/16 inch Scotchgard memory foam ($3K for 2nd floor carpet, Windmill- Palatine)

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What are peoples thoughts on 3 inch counters vs waterfall? Designer said it would be best to do either but not both as it would be “too much” quartz. Thoughts?

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Anonymous wrote:What are peoples thoughts on 3 inch counters vs waterfall? Designer said it would be best to do either but not both as it would be “too much” quartz. Thoughts?

We chose waterfall island for the contemporary look

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Anonymous wrote:What are peoples thoughts on 3 inch counters vs waterfall? Designer said it would be best to do either but not both as it would be “too much” quartz. Thoughts?

For granite, it looks amazing! Check out Patterson video online; they have 3 inch thickness.

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Anonymous wrote:What are peoples thoughts on 3 inch counters vs waterfall? Designer said it would be best to do either but not both as it would be “too much” quartz. Thoughts?

For granite, it looks amazing! Check out Patterson video online; they have 3 inch thickness.

Design center consultant said many people are doing the thick counters instead of waterfall, but we chose waterfall because of cost. Either will look nice I’m sure

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Very disappointed to see sidewalks being built so in the property. This is for Orchards..

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Anonymous wrote:Very disappointed to see sidewalks being built so in the property. This is for Orchards..

What’s wrong with sidewalks?

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They are being built so inside the property rather than at the edge of the road..

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Anonymous wrote:What are peoples thoughts on 3 inch counters vs waterfall? Designer said it would be best to do either but not both as it would be “too much” quartz. Thoughts?

For granite, it looks amazing! Check out Patterson video online; they have 3 inch thickness.

Design center consultant said many people are doing the thick counters instead of waterfall, but we chose waterfall because of cost. Either will look nice I’m sure

Do the 3” thick counters cost more than the waterfall? Does anyone have a price range or getting island only with thick counters?

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Lot 43 (Windmills - Palatine Modern Farm House) has a deposit!!!