Kitchen
Kitchens
A kitchen remodel with the building work included.
We remodel kitchens that are real construction projects: new layouts, structural openings, and the mechanical work behind the new cabinets and finishes.
Rebuilding a kitchen usually means more than new cabinets. Moving the sink, opening a wall to the living room, or tying into an addition changes the structure and the systems. Those decisions belong in the scope, not in a change order after demo.
A lot of our kitchens are part of a bigger remodel or an addition. A kitchen can be the whole project too, as long as there's enough construction involved to plan and permit it properly.
Who this is for
- Your kitchen needs a new layout, a structural opening, or new mechanical rough-in.
- The kitchen is part of an addition or a whole-home remodel.
- You want cabinets and finishes decided before construction starts.
How planning works
- We settle the layout, the appliance locations, and what that means structurally before you finalize finishes.
- Cabinets, counters, and fixtures get documented so we can price and order them on schedule.
- If the kitchen opens into other rooms, those rooms go in the scope, so they don't turn into a surprise.
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Questions
- Do you remodel kitchens that are part of a larger project?
- Yes. Lots of kitchens come with a wall removal, an addition, or a whole-home remodel. A kitchen can also be its own project when there's real construction involved.
- Who picks the cabinets and finishes?
- You do. We document those choices during preconstruction so they can be priced, ordered, and installed on plan.
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Planning a Project?
Tell us what you want to build or remodel. We'll review the project and follow up about next steps.