From cabinet refacing to a full gut renovation with a new layout — one crew handles the carpentry, plumbing coordination, and finish work.
Every kitchen starts with how you actually use it. From there it's cabinetry, counters, and the finish carpentry that makes a kitchen feel built-in rather than installed.
In-person visit, free written estimate — no obligation.
Materials, timeline, and budget locked in before any work starts.
One crew, start to finish — no rotating subcontractors.
Nothing is called done until you've walked it and signed off.
Cost depends on scope — a cabinet refresh runs far less than a full layout change with new plumbing and electrical. Every project starts with a free in-person walkthrough and a written estimate before any work begins.
A cosmetic update (cabinets, counters, backsplash) typically takes 1-3 weeks. A full gut renovation with layout changes usually runs 4-8 weeks depending on permitting and material lead times.
Yes — layout changes (moving walls, relocating plumbing/electrical, opening a kitchen to a dining area) are part of the full remodeling scope, not just cosmetic swaps.
Not usually. Most kitchen remodels are phased so you can still use part of your home, though a temporary kitchen setup (hot plate, microwave, mini-fridge) is common during a full gut.