Full gut kitchen renovation and layout changes

Strip the room back to the studs and rebuild it around how you actually cook: new layout, plumbing, wiring, cabinets, counters and floors.

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  • 3D render before work starts
  • One project contact
  • Licensed and insured
Fully renovated open kitchen with navy shaker cabinets

What’s included

Every project is planned with you, drawn in 3D and quoted in writing. Here is what is usually included; we tailor the scope to your home.

  • Demolition down to studs and subfloor
  • Moving sinks, ranges and gas lines where the new layout needs them
  • New electrical circuits, outlets and a lighting plan
  • Cabinets, countertops, backsplash and flooring
  • Drywall, trim, paint and a final clean

Ways to do it

Keep the footprint

Same walls, new layout inside them. Often the best value when the room size is right.

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Renovated kitchen inside its original walls with a new L-shaped layout

Open it up

Remove or shorten a wall to join the kitchen to the living or dining space.

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Kitchen opened up to the living room after a wall was removed

Expand

Add square footage with a bump-out or addition when the room is simply too small.

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Kitchen extended into a bright bump-out addition with large windows and a breakfast table

Before and after

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Before the remodel: a dated 1990s kitchen with honey-oak cabinets
Fully renovated open kitchen with navy shaker cabinets

Good to know before you start

Permits

Plumbing, electrical and structural changes need permits. We handle the applications and inspections.

Hidden conditions

Old wiring, rot or uneven floors often show up during demolition. We include allowances for them in the quote.

Living through it

We seal off the work zone and set up a temporary kitchen so the house stays usable.

How a project runs

Four stages, the same for a single upgrade as for a whole-floor renovation. You approve each one before the next begins.

  1. Consultation

    We meet at your home or in the showroom, measure the space and talk through budget and how you use the room.

    • BringPhotos of rooms you like and a rough budget
    • You leave withA clear scope and a budget range

  2. Design and 3D rendering

    Layout, cabinets and finishes come together in a 3D model you can walk through and change.

    • IncludesSpace planning, material and finish selection
    • You leave withApproved 3D renders and an itemized estimate

  3. Construction

    Permits, demolition, rough-ins and finish work run on a schedule you receive in writing.

    • IncludesPermits, inspections, dust protection and daily clean-up
    • You getOne project contact and an update every week

  4. Walkthrough

    We check every detail with you, finish the punch list and hand over care guides and your warranty.

    • IncludesFinal inspection with you and the punch list
    • You getCare guides for every surface and your warranty
Start with a consultation

Questions we hear first

Anything else, ask during your consultation or send us a message.

Usually several weeks to a few months, depending on size, permits and cabinet lead times. You get a written schedule before demolition.

Yes, if they fit the new layout and are in good condition. We measure them into the plan.

Most kitchen layout changes do not. If structural work needs engineered drawings, we coordinate them.

Yes. We apply for the permits your project needs and schedule every inspection.

More kitchen services

Refreshed traditional kitchen with freshly painted soft white cabinets

Cosmetic Refresh Updates

Keep the layout and the plumbing where they are, and change everything you see every day.

Open-concept kitchen and living room after a wall was removed

Open-Concept Conversions

Take down the wall between the kitchen and living space, safely, with the beam, permits and finishes handled by one team.

Kitchen bump-out addition with floor-to-ceiling windows

Kitchen Additions & Bump-Outs

When the room is simply too small, add space: a bump-out for a banquette or pantry, or a full addition for a bigger kitchen.

Plan it with a designer

Send a few photos and tell us what you have in mind. We reply within one business day to set up your consultation.

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