Kitchen Remodeling

We handle the full kitchen remodel, from demolition through punch list. That includes cabinets, countertops, backsplash, island, kitchen flooring, plumbing and gas moves, electrical, lighting, and finish carpentry. One schedule, one point of contact who knows the whole plan.

Yes. A small kitchen remodel that swaps cabinets, counters, backsplash, and fixtures without moving walls or plumbing is a very common scope. It is faster and less expensive than a full layout redesign, and for a lot of homes it is the right project.

Yes. Where a wall can come out, we handle it correctly with an engineered beam sized to the span, proper support during the work, and the permits and inspections the change calls for. Opening a kitchen to the living space is a regular part of our kitchen work.

Quartz countertop installation is a popular choice today because it is durable, non porous, and low maintenance. Granite still has its place, and solid surface works for specific budgets and looks. We walk you through the trade offs and template every counter to the real cabinet layout so the seams land where they belong.

Yes. Kitchen island installation is one of the highest impact moves in a kitchen remodel. We plan the electrical for outlets, the plumbing if the island carries a sink, seating overhang, and how the pattern of the countertop reads. The island either anchors the room or feels dropped on. We build them so they anchor.

We manage the full scope, including the plumbing and electrical trades. Rough in inspections happen while the walls are open, which is the right time to catch and correct anything the code officer flags. You deal with us, not three separate contractors.

Usually yes. A kitchen remodel is one of the more disruptive projects because the room you cook in is offline, but we help you set up a temporary kitchen elsewhere in the house so meals stay possible, and we stage the work so the loudest, messiest days are planned in advance.

For a small kitchen remodel, we plan 4 to 6 weeks. For a typical one, we plan 6 to 9 weeks, and a full gut with layout changes can reach 10. Cabinet lead time is frequently the pacing factor rather than the site work itself. We give you a realistic schedule with the written quote.

Cost is driven by the size of the kitchen, whether the layout changes, the cabinet line, the counter material, and how much plumbing and electrical moves. A cosmetic refresh, a full remodel, and a gut layout redesign are very different projects. We price against a specific written scope rather than a per square foot number so the quote reflects the real job.

A cosmetic refresh usually does not. Moving plumbing, moving gas, moving electrical panels, or removing a wall usually does. We tell you plainly which category your project falls into and coordinate the permit and inspections when the work needs them.

In practice the terms are used the same way. Most people mean the whole project, from tearing out the old kitchen to installing the new one.

Yes. We stand behind the work we install, and if something we built is not right, we come back and make it right. Manufacturer warranties on cabinets, counters, and appliances pass through to you separately.