Our Remodeling Services

Kitchen Remodeling

Custom kitchen remodels with smart layouts, quality cabinetry, and durable countertops designed around how your family actually cooks and gathers.

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What's Included

Craftsmanship, coordination, and clear communication.

Custom cabinetry designed for how you cook
Quartz, granite & natural-stone countertops
Smart layouts, lighting and appliance integration
Tile, plumbing, electrical, and finish carpentry in one crew

How we work

Every kitchen remodeling starts with a real conversation about how you live — not a sales pitch. From there we deliver a fixed, line-item written estimate, a clear schedule, and one project manager who stays with you from first call to final walkthrough.

Plan your remodel

What should your kitchen renovation include?

Start with the way you use your kitchen: cooking, storage, seating, and the path between the sink, range, and refrigerator. Then decide whether the existing layout works or whether a deeper renovation is worth the additional construction.

Your written estimate defines the exact work, materials, and exclusions for your home.

Demolition & preparation: Removal of the cabinets, counters, backsplash, flooring, and finishes identified in your estimate. Opening walls can reveal repairs that need to be evaluated before new work proceeds.
Cabinets & storage: Cabinet layout, installation, hardware, trim, and storage choices such as deep drawers or pantry cabinets. Compare refacing or keeping sound cabinets with replacing the entire cabinet system.
Counters & backsplash: Quartz, granite, or natural-stone surfaces, sink cutouts, edge profiles, and backsplash tile. Countertop fabrication follows installed-cabinet measurements, so it affects the construction sequence.
Plumbing, electrical & appliances: Sink and faucet connections, appliance placement, lighting, outlets, and trade coordination according to the agreed scope. Moving utilities or adding electrical capacity needs a separate assessment.
Flooring & finish work: Flooring, wall repair, painting, finish carpentry, and transitions to adjoining rooms. The estimate should distinguish work within the kitchen from repairs or refinishing outside it.

Compare your options

Refresh, rebuild, or rethink the layout?

Cosmetic update

Keep a functional layout and sound cabinets; focus on hardware, paint, lighting, backsplash, or selected surfaces. This is not a substitute for replacing damaged cabinetry or correcting underlying utility problems.

Full remodel, same layout

Replace cabinets, countertops, flooring, and finishes while keeping the main sink and appliance locations. This offers a substantial transformation without every cost associated with a new floor plan.

Reconfigured kitchen

Move the sink or appliances, add an island, or explore opening a wall. Compare the benefit in circulation and storage with plumbing, electrical, structural, and permitting implications.

Budget & scope

Know what your estimate covers.

Our prices depend on your design, difficulty, project type, planned materials. We quote your specific project rather than applying a one-size-fits-all price range.

Cabinet size and construction, countertop material, appliance choices, and utility relocations are major cost drivers. Keeping a workable layout can help reserve more of the budget for storage and finishes; opening walls or moving plumbing introduces additional work.

We provide a line-item written estimate after discussing your goals and assessing the space. Ask for a breakdown of labor, materials, allowances, and applicable fees so you can compare like-for-like proposals.

Discuss my kitchen budget

Before you approve

Inclusions: Identify demolition, installation, surface preparation, utility work, cleanup, and the exact finish selections covered by the price.
Exclusions: Confirm appliance purchases, permit fees, design or engineering, work in adjoining rooms, hazardous-material remediation, and unforeseen repairs rather than assuming they are included.
Allowances: Record the amount and coverage for each undecided material or fixture.
Changes: Agree on written approval of additional cost and schedule impact before changed work begins.

Schedule & sequencing

From planning to the final walkthrough.

01
Planning
Review the existing space, choose the level of renovation, and agree on the scope, selections, permit needs, and written schedule.
02
Material ordering
Finalize the cabinet plan, appliance dimensions, sink, and finish selections. Confirm delivery dates before demolition; countertop templating and fabrication must follow cabinet installation.
03
Construction & inspections
Demolition and any required repairs come first, followed by utility work, wall preparation, cabinets, countertop measurements, surfaces, connections, and finishes. Inspection checkpoints depend on the permitted scope.
04
Completion
Complete connections and finish details, review the punch list together, and receive the written workmanship warranty. Required final approvals belong in the closeout plan.

Behind the finishes

Preparation, protection, and accountability.

Prepare before covering

Cabinet support, level surfaces, tile substrates, and countertop measurements matter as much as the visible finishes. Discuss wall and floor conditions before new materials cover them, especially where demolition exposes water damage or uneven framing.

Protect the home

We cover carpet and flooring before work begins to protect against dust and scratches. Our process also includes dust containment and daily cleanup. Before work starts, agree on access paths, debris handling, and how occupied rooms will remain separated from construction.

Check the work

Coordinate required inspections with the construction sequence, then finish with a walkthrough and punch list. Ask which preparation and installation checks apply to your project and what records you will receive.

Completed work

Three kitchen projects to explore.

Bothell Kitchen Remodel

A closed-off galley kitchen opened up into a bright, family-friendly space with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and updated lighting.

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Kitchen Renovation — Greater Seattle

Original oak cabinetry and laminate counters replaced with full-height custom cabinets, quartz surfaces and a new appliance layout.

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Two-Tone Walnut Kitchen Remodel

A dated kitchen with cream raised-panel cabinets and dark granite reimagined with two-tone walnut and white cabinetry, quartz counters, and a brass chandelier.

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