Kitchen renovations

The kitchen costs the most per square foot, and it's the easiest room to get wrong. We treat it like a system — the way you cook, the way you store, the way the light moves — not a Pinterest board.

Whether you're refacing the cabinets you have or knocking out a wall to open the kitchen to the great room, we run the full job: design, demo, plumbing, gas, electrical, finish carpentry, stone, tile, and paint.

Knocking out a wall is structural work. We handle that too — see framing and structural for how we engineer load-bearing changes.

• Cabinet design and custom or semi-custom installation
• Quartz, granite, marble, and butcher block countertops
• Tile and stone backsplashes — full ceiling, niche, or accent
• Gas line moves for ranges and cooktops
• Range hood ducting and exterior vent caps
• Sink and fixture installation, garbage disposals, instant hot
• Pantry builds, walk-in conversions, and island additions
• Load-bearing wall removal with engineered beams
• Full electrical rework — recessed lights, undercabinet, outlets to code

Reface, refinish, or replace?

Not every kitchen needs new cabinet boxes. If your layout works and the boxes are solid, refacing the doors, drawers, and hardware can save 40 to 60 percent and look brand new. We'll tell you when refacing makes sense and when it doesn't.

If your kitchen project is part of a bigger renovation, look at our whole-home remodel approach — it lets us coordinate every trade on one timeline.