Kitchen Remodeling

Kitchens are where the water, gas, electrical, and finish trades all collide — which is exactly why our in-house crew shines here. We handle the plumbing rough-in, the electrical, the tile, and the cabinetry ourselves, so the trades that have to coordinate are all on the same payroll.

Every kitchen remodel starts with a complimentary 3D model so you can move the island, swap the tile, and see the light before anything is demolished. We're candid about what a wall costs to move and where the plumbing wants to go. Quartz and granite countertops are fabricated through our cabinetry shop, and we protect the rest of your home while the messy work happens.

What's included

• Complimentary 3D design model

  Every kitchen starts with a complimentary 3D model so you can move the island, swap the tile and see the light before anything is demolished.

• Layout and load-bearing wall assessment

  We tell you plainly what a wall costs to move and where the plumbing wants to go; when a bearing wall comes out, our engineers size the beam and we shore it.

• Plumbing and electrical rough-in (in-house)

  Our own plumbers and electricians run the rough-in for the new sink, appliances and lighting, so the trades that have to coordinate are on the same payroll.

• Custom cabinetry and quartz/granite counters

  Cabinets built to fit your walls and quartz or granite countertops fabricated through our cabinetry shop, templated after the cabinets are set so seams and overhangs are right.

• Backsplash, tile, and waterproofing

  Backsplash and floor tile set with full mortar coverage, and waterproofing where the sink and dishwasher live.

• Fixtures, lighting, paint, and appliance install

  Sink and faucet, under-cabinet and overhead lighting, paint and appliance installation, then a walkthrough before we call it done.

How it works

1. 1
   Free advice visit

   We measure the room, look at the plumbing, electrical and any wall you want to open, and leave you a scoped range.

2. 2
   Complimentary 3D model

   Layout, cabinets, counters, backsplash and lighting on your actual room — approved before demolition.

3. 3
   Design, selections and permits

   Cabinet drawings, countertop and tile selections, and the building, plumbing and electrical permits pulled by our office.

4. 4
   Demolition and rough-in

   The old kitchen comes out with the floor protected and the rest of the house dusted off; plumbing and electrical rough-ins are inspected before walls close.

5. 5
   Cabinets, counters, tile and finishes

   Cabinets set, counters templated and installed, tile, lighting, paint and appliances.

6. 6
   Final walkthrough

   Every door, drawer, fixture and outlet checked with you against the plan.

The same ten-step process runs every project we build — see how we work.

What it costs

The size of the room sets the base range, then finish level, layout changes and walls move it: keeping the sink, range and refrigerator where they are is the baseline, a full re-layout adds about 15%, taking out a bearing wall about 10% and a true open concept about 18%. An island with a sink or cooktop adds about 9% for the plumbing and venting under the floor.

Timeline

1. Before demo: design and materials

   3D model, selections and ordering — cabinets and quartz set the schedule, so long-lead items are ordered before anything comes out.

2. Demolition and rough-in

   The old kitchen out, walls opened, plumbing and electrical rough-ins run and inspected.

3. Walls, floors and cabinets

   Drywall, flooring and cabinet installation.

4. Counters, tile and fixtures

   Counters templated after the cabinets are set, then fabricated and installed; backsplash tile, sink, faucet and lighting.

5. Punch list and walkthrough

   A typical kitchen runs 4–8 weeks on site once materials are in hand; our guide to a six-week kitchen remodel timeline shows the week-by-week sequence.

Permits and codes