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Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinets, countertops, tile and flooring — one crew, one schedule, and a realistic date for when you get your kitchen back.
A kitchen is not a hard room to build. It is a hard room to sequence. Cabinets have a lead time, countertops cannot be templated until the cabinets are set and level, and the backsplash cannot go on until the countertop is in. Miss one of those handovers and you are eating takeaway for an extra three weeks for reasons nobody explains to you.
So we plan the whole run backwards from the countertop template and order the long-lead items before demo starts, not after. The unglamorous part — levelling the floor, getting the cabinet runs dead straight, moving the electrical before the drywall closes up — is what decides whether the doors line up at the end.
What’s included
- Full remodels and kitchen refreshes, demo and haul-away included
- Cabinet installation — new runs, islands and pantry builds
- Countertop coordination, templating and fitting
- Backsplash and feature tile, laid out so the cuts land out of sight
- Flooring, drywall, texture and paint made good throughout
- Electrical and plumbing moves coordinated with licensed trades
Before & after
The same room, from the same spot
We mark the floor before we start so the after photo is taken from exactly where the before was. Drag the handle.
Before
After
Kitchen build-out
Drywall through to a finished kitchen
Hung, taped and floated to a Level 5 finish, then painted and handed over for cabinetry.
Common questions
Things people ask before they call
How long will we be without a kitchen?
Four to eight weeks for a full remodel, and the honest answer depends almost entirely on cabinet and countertop lead times rather than on us. We give you the dates in the quote and we order the long-lead items before demo so the clock starts in the right place.
Do you supply the cabinets and countertops?
Either way. Most customers choose their own and we install and coordinate the template; we are happy to come to the showroom with you and check that what you have picked will actually fit the space and the appliance clearances.
Can you move the sink, range or island?
Usually yes. Moving plumbing or gas means licensed trades and often a permit, and we pull that into the one schedule so you are not chasing three companies. It appears as a line on your quote rather than a surprise halfway through.
Can we keep the existing cabinets?
If the boxes are sound, yes — refacing or refinishing with new countertops and a new backsplash is a fraction of the cost of a gut. We will tell you honestly when the boxes are not worth saving rather than take the smaller job and have you redo it in two years.
Get a real number for your kitchen remodeling
Send a photo and a couple of lines. We’ll come out, look properly, and quote it in writing.
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