Kitchen Remodeling

It depends on whether the layout changes, what the cabinetry is, and what the existing electrical can carry. Those swing the number more than square footage does. We scope the kitchen on site and put a project-specific price in writing before work starts.

Most kitchen remodels take 6-14 weeks depending on layout changes and material lead times.

Yes, most clients remain in the home during a kitchen remodel. We'll walk you through the timeline for utility shutoffs and access during your consultation.

Yes. Any layout change involving plumbing, electrical, or structural work requires permitting. We review the requirements with the relevant authority and coordinate the documents, submissions, and inspections the work requires.

Cabinetry, at 30 to 40 percent of the budget. Stock, semi-custom and custom cabinetry sit at different price levels, and the label alone does not settle quality: compare box construction, hardware, and how the run meets walls and ceilings. The tier you pick moves the total more than any other single decision.

Often, yes. A modern kitchen wants dedicated circuits for the refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal, microwave, two small-appliance circuits and sometimes a 40 or 50 amp range. An older 100-amp panel often will not carry that, though it is the load calculation that decides, not the number on the panel. A service upgrade is its own line in the budget. Ask for the load calculation before you sign, because a bid without one has not priced your electrical.

You can, and it saves the markup. Order them early and store them. A late appliance delays the counter template, and the counter delays the backsplash.