Kitchen Kutz, Home of the ​Cutlery Club of America, is a one of a kind full service mobile knife sharpening business that is designed specifically to service all residential kitchens and communities throughout Southwest Florida. By providing all of our customers with a visit from one of our customized vans with built in mobile sharpening systems to visit your community or home, to not only sharpen your knives, but we also do the many other services to all knives which are all inclusive for only $7.00 per knife.
​These are a brief description of the other inclusive services:
   *Deep cleaning of any water or rust spots on the knives that is caused
by the lime & chlorine in our local water supply.
*Repair any bent tips or broken tips.
*Put a new edge on the knife.
*Sharpen the new edge to exactly 16 degrees.
*Sharpen to a razors edge.
*Polish the edge.
*Lightly sanitize the knife so it is returned to you kitchen ready.
*Put into a knife sheath for you to safely transport back home.
Simply put, your knives will look like new & be sharper than new.

Steven R. Banks

Founder of Kitchen Kutz

Home Base
 Marco Island, FL
Hobbies -
Traveling, hiking, running, fishing, kayaking, boating, and nature photography.
​Likes
 Food with multiple layers of flavor profile.
Sharp cutlery.
Cooking for family and friends.
The Dolphin Love Project - Visit www.thedolphinloveproject.org to learn more.
Dislikes
Food with no texture.
Dull cutlery.
Favorite food
​Chicago Style Stuffed Pizza.
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• Former Garde Manger Chef at the world famous Rainbow Room (pictured below in 1994)
• Former Private Chef to four different presidents of the United States
• Former Caterer to the rich and famous
• Former Internationally Renowned Food and Beverage Consultant 

​A Word from Our Founder, Steven Banks

Why did I start Kitchen Kutz? 

Throughout the years I had the opportunity to be a private chef for many different rich and famous people. No matter how famous they were. No matter how much money they had. No matter who they were. They all shared one thing in common; they all had dull knives. I promised myself that before I retired that I was going to start a mobile knife sharpening company that made it efficient, cost effective, and convenient for every home to have sharp knives.