Jost Fleck opens a tiny basement office in Allentown, PA. His unknown company has 1 employee and he sells a new, ingenious product: Kitchen Cabinet Refacing.
Kitchen Magic expands aggressively into New Jersey, The growing company adopts the enduring company motto... "The customer is always right, the customer is always right, the customer is always right."
Kitchen Magic completes licensing and expands into New York City, Long Island, Westchester and neighbouring counties.
Additional expansion into northeastern Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia.
Brett Bacho, Joe and Reine Fleck's son-in law, is named Kitchen Magic President, and works together with the Fleck's three daughters Lotte (his wife), Renate and Cindy to run day to day operations.
Employing almost 200 people, we make a major successful marketing move into Connecticut.
Kitchen Magic moves into new and expanding facilities.
Kitchen Magic Named #1 in Kitchen Category by Qualified Remodeler Magazine.
With tens of thousands of delighted customers, Kitchen Magic opens another office in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Expansion into Rhode Island
Kitchen Magic expands its services into the state of Delaware.
Kitchen Magic relocates to a new, state of the art facility in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.
For 7 consecutive years, Kitchen Magic is named one of the "Top Workplaces in the Lehigh Valley", where it's Corporate Headquarters is based.
Kitchen Magic proudly celebrates 40 years of magic!
We are often asked why gnomes are part of our logo, and there is good reason (beyond their cuteness). A longstanding traditional European symbol of craftsmanship and handiness, gnomes are adept, bright and highly valued for their creative ingenuity. Enterprising gnomes are always working behind the scenes to safeguard and care for their environment and are nurturing, selfless, happy creatures who lead simple lives. Though they carefully observe their surroundings, gnomes are never seen.
Jost and Reine Fleck chose the hardworking gnome as the symbol of Kitchen Magic’s quality craftsmanship. Reine’s late father, Stanley Waite, a professional commercial artist, brought them to life when he illustrated the original Kitchen Magic logo. Since 1979, our logo, like high standard of excellence, has remained unchanged.
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