Kitchen Remodeling
Renew your kitchen: professional remodeling services await
For many households, the kitchen is the most essential room in the home. It serves as a hub for cooking, socializing, and creating cherished memories with loved ones.
After twenty-seven years we have learned that most kitchens have one real problem — and it is not always the one people call about. Sometimes it is the cabinets. Often it is the layout, or a single wall. We will tell you which it is before you spend anything.
Why it is worth doing
Renovating a kitchen offers numerous benefits
- 01Enhanced functionality. A renovated kitchen can optimize layout, storage, and workflow for more efficient meal preparation.
- 02Better organization. Renovation incorporates storage solutions like pantry cabinets, pull-out shelves, and drawer organizers to maximize space.
- 03Upgraded technology. Integration of modern features including smart appliances, touchless faucets, and built-in speakers.
Scope
What a kitchen job usually involves
- Cabinet installation, refacing or repainting
- Granite, quartz and solid-surface countertops
- Tile and stone backsplashes
- Sinks, faucets and appliance hook-ups
- Recessed, pendant and under-cabinet lighting
- Flooring, including transitions to the next room
- Layout changes — moving a sink, a range, or a wall
Cabinets and counters are the two lines that move a kitchen budget, and they are also the two you look at every day. If the cabinet boxes are sound, refinishing them puts the money into counters, tile and lighting instead — which is usually the more visible half of the room.
Witness the transformative power of our skilled professionals by calling for a free estimate.
Also on the books
What else we take on
- Bathroom RemodelingWalk-in showers, soaking tubs, custom tile and vanities, waterproofed properly.
- Basement RemodelingFinishing, bathrooms, kitchenettes, lighting — square footage you already own.
- Painting ServicesInterior and exterior, from a single room to a whole brick house in charcoal.
- Deck Building & StainingNew decks, stairs and railings — built, then stained to hold up to Ohio weather.
- FlooringHardwood, LVP, tile and stone, including the transitions everyone else botches.
- ElectricalLighting, outlets, and the wiring a remodel uncovers once the walls are open.