Kitchen Remodel

A kitchen remodel is what you call it when the room where you cook and gather stops working for you—cabinets that won't close, countertops that stain, a layout that makes you walk in circles. Homeowners call us because they are tired of fighting their kitchen and want a space that fits how they actually live.

We start by gutting the room down to the studs. Then we rough in new plumbing and electrical, hang drywall, and tape and mud the joints. We install cabinets, set the countertops (quartz or granite), lay the flooring, and fit the backsplash tile. Under-cabinet lighting goes in last, and we test every outlet and fixture before we clean up.

What changes the job is the size of the room, the condition of the subfloor and walls, and whether you want to move plumbing or electrical. A straight swap of cabinets and countertops takes less time than opening a wall or relocating a sink. Material choices—solid wood versus MDF, quartz versus laminate—also affect the schedule and the cost.

On start day we cover your floors and seal off the work area. We ask you to clear the kitchen of dishes, food, and small appliances. We keep a portable toilet on site if the bathroom is inaccessible. Each evening we sweep and bag debris. You'll need to set up a temporary kitchen elsewhere until we finish and do a final walkthrough with you.