
Kitchen remodeling
A kitchen remodel is the project most homeowners live with every day, so we start with how the space is used \u2014 traffic flow between the stove, sink and fridge, storage for what you actually own, and materials that hold up to real cooking rather than just looking good on move-in day. We handle layout changes, cabinetry, counters, and the electrical and plumbing work that goes with it, permitted through your city.
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Frequently asked questions
Most kitchen remodels that touch electrical, plumbing or gas lines require a permit from your city or county building department. Cosmetic-only work, like swapping countertops without moving plumbing, may not. We confirm what's required for your specific scope before work starts and pull the permit in our name.
A cabinet and finish refresh without layout changes typically runs a few weeks. A full remodel with a wall removal, new electrical and plumbing rough-in, and custom cabinetry usually takes longer once you account for lead times on cabinets and countertops and city inspection scheduling. We give you a project-specific timeline in writing before signing.
Yes. Relocating a sink, dishwasher or gas range often requires permitted plumbing and sometimes structural work if it crosses joists or a wall. We handle the plan, permit and installation as part of the project.
We work through layout options and material selection with you directly. For larger reconfigurations, we bring in a designer or draftsperson as needed, but for most kitchen remodels our team handles design and construction together.
We'll walk the property, talk through scope, permits and budget, and give you a written estimate before any work starts.