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Kitchen remodeling across the Capital Region.

Cabinet replacement through full gut renovations. Design, demo, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, countertops, tile, and finish — every phase in-house, one contract, one point of contact.

Free 3D scan and floor plansFree 3D scan and dimensioned floor plans of your existing kitchen, with every estimate. Yours to keep — including if you hire someone else.

How it works

High end Kitchen remodel

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Scope

What we do

01

Full gut-to-stud renovations

Everything out, everything new — including whatever the last renovation left behind the walls.

3–5 weeks on site

02

Layout reconfiguration

Walls opened, islands added, the work triangle rebuilt around how you actually cook. Load-bearing changes engineered and permitted.

03

Custom cabinet installation

Stock through full custom, scribed to walls that are never square in older Capital Region homes.

04

Countertop fabrication & install

Quartz, granite, and solid surface. Templated after cabinets are set, seams placed where you will not look at them.

05

Tile backsplash & flooring

Layout dry-set and confirmed with you before anything is permanently fixed — especially around outlets and range hoods.

06

Islands, peninsulas & lighting

Islands with power and plumbing, under-cabinet and pendant lighting, dedicated appliance circuits.

Capital Region ranges, 2026

What a kitchen costs here

You get itemised written pricing after we see the room. These ranges are so you can sanity-check a budget first.

Scope Typical range Timeline
Refresh — keep the layout $15K – $28K 2–3 weeks
Standard gut $30K – $55K 3–5 weeks
Layout change / wall removal $55K – $85K 4–6 weeks
High end / custom cabinetry $85K+ 5–8 weeks

Cabinetry is typically 30–40% of a kitchen budget, which is why the cabinet decision moves the total more than anything else. Removing a load-bearing wall adds structural engineering and a beam.

The thing that actually sets your schedule

Your kitchen timeline is a cabinet timeline.

On-site work runs three to five weeks. But cabinets are ordered weeks before demo starts, and the order date is what determines when your kitchen comes back.

We do not start demo until the cabinets are in our possession. Tearing out a working kitchen then waiting on a delayed delivery is the most common way a remodel turns into a three-month ordeal — and it is entirely avoidable.

Countertops add a second gap that surprises people. Stone cannot be templated until cabinets are set and level. Template, fabrication, then install — that is one to two weeks with cabinets in and no worktop. It is the sequence, not a delay, and we tell you up front.

Typical lead times

  • Stock cabinets — 1 to 3 weeks
  • Semi-custom — 6 to 10 weeks
  • Full custom — 10 to 16 weeks
  • Countertop template to install — 1 to 2 weeks after cabinets are set
  • Specialty appliances — can run months. Order first, not last.

Recent work

Kitchen Remodeling around the Capital Region

Photo 02 — before

Original space, same angle as the after shot.

Photo 03 — after

Finished space, same angle. Caption: town and duration.

Common questions

Before you call

How do we live without a kitchen for a month?

Most people set up a temporary kitchen elsewhere — fridge, microwave, kettle, and a utility sink for washing up. We help relocate the fridge on demo day and can leave a working outlet where you want it.

Plan for takeaway more often than you expect. The week countertops are in fabrication is the one that tests people — you have cabinets and no worktop.

How far ahead should we start?

Work backwards from cabinets. If you want a kitchen finished by December and you are choosing semi-custom, selections need locking by roughly September. Full custom, earlier.

The estimate and design phase is quick. Cabinet manufacturing is not, and that is the part nobody can compress.

Can you take out a wall to open the kitchen up?

Usually. If it is load-bearing it needs a beam and structural engineering, which adds cost and permit time but is routine.

What matters more is what is inside the wall. Plumbing stacks, HVAC trunk lines, and electrical panels are far more expensive to relocate than framing. We check before quoting.

Do we need a permit?

Yes if plumbing or gas is being moved, electrical circuits added, or walls altered. A like-for-like cabinet and countertop replacement in the same layout often does not.

Should we buy our own appliances?

You can, and many clients do. Get us the specification sheets before cabinets are ordered, because cabinet openings are built to them. And order early — specialty and panel-ready appliances can run months.

What if you find something behind the cabinets?

Common in older Capital Region housing — old leaks under the sink, knob-and-tube, out-of-code venting. We document it, show you, and price the repair before proceeding.

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Free estimate

Tell us about the project.

We walk the space, scan it, and give you line-item pricing against a defined scope — plus floor plans you keep either way.

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