Kitchen
Remodels
Six to nine weeks, one fixed bid, and a kitchen the neighbors ask about.
Full Gut to Final Sweep
Demo, layout changes, cabinets, counters, electrical, plumbing, lighting, and finish work — run by one PM on one written schedule. Appliances installed, not left in boxes.
- Layout & permit drawings included in the bid
- Cabinet and counter allowances spelled out in writing
- Working sink and temporary cook station kept alive as long as possible
- Dust walls and floor protection from demo day one
Six Weeks, Give or Take
Design & Fixed Bid
Walk-through, measurements, layout options, and a single number —
allowances itemized so you control the finishes budget.
Demo to Drywall
Weeks 1–3: demo, rough plumbing and electrical, inspections passed, walls closed. Friday photo updates the whole way.
Cabinets to Keys
Weeks 4–6: cabinets, counters, tile, lighting, punch list —
then a final sweep and a walkthrough with the PM.
Three From Last Season
The Alder St. Galley
Wall removed, island added, seven weeks. The client’s words: “twice the kitchen in the same footprint.”
The Open-Plan Colonial
Load-bearing wall out, beam in, kitchen opened to the living room. Engineering handled in-house.
The Island Upgrade
Cabinets, quartz, lighting —
no layout change, no permits, in and out in four weeks flat.
Asked Every Walk-Through
Can we live in the house during the remodel?
Almost everyone does. We keep a working sink and a temporary cook station running as long as the schedule allows, seal the work zone behind dust walls, and sweep the site every night. You’ll be sick of takeout by week four — that’s the honest part.
What does a kitchen usually cost?
Refreshes land in the mid five figures; full guts with layout changes run higher, structural work higher still. Your bid has one number and itemized allowances, so upgrading a faucet or downgrading tile moves the total transparently — before we start, not after.
Who picks the finishes?
You do, with guardrails. The bid includes allowances for cabinets, counters, tile, and fixtures. Stay inside them and the number never moves; go over on the range you fell in love with, and you’ll see the difference in writing first.
Your Kitchen, One Number
Walk-through this week, written fixed bid within 48 hours.