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Kitchen remodeling in Phoenix, AZ

Cabinets, countertops, islands, backsplash, lighting and flooring, from a focused refresh to a full kitchen remodel. We handle the whole job and give you a clear written estimate before anything starts.

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Remodeled kitchen in Phoenix with dark shaker cabinets, a white quartz waterfall island, pendant lights and light wood floors
  • Experienced teamcabinets, counters, tile and electrical
  • Written estimatesevery part of the job spelled out
  • Materials firstordered before demo starts
  • Daily cleanupdust contained, house protected

What we do in a kitchen remodel

A full gut isn't always the right answer. Sometimes new counters, lighting and floors do most of the work. We'll tell you which one your kitchen needs.

Cabinets

New shaker and flat-panel cabinets, or refacing and painting when the boxes are still solid. Soft-close hardware and pull-outs where they make sense.

Countertops

Quartz and quartzite, including waterfall edges on islands. Templated after the cabinets are set so everything fits tight.

Islands and peninsulas

New islands with storage and seating, or rebuilding an existing one so it fits the room and the rest of the kitchen.

Backsplash and tile

Subway, marble-look, herringbone and full-height slab backsplashes, finished cleanly at outlets and edges.

Lighting and electrical

Recessed lights, pendants over the island and under-cabinet lighting. Getting rid of the old fluorescent box alone changes a kitchen.

Flooring and open layouts

Wood-look tile and plank flooring run through the kitchen and living area, and walls opened up where the house allows it.

More kitchen before-and-afters

Full remodels and cabinet painting jobs. Tap to switch, or open a project for the details.

After: the same kitchen with white shaker cabinets, white countertops, a white backsplash, a workstation sink and a stainless dishwasher Before: small kitchen with older white cabinets, beige laminate countertops, a brown tile backsplash and a white dishwasher
Small kitchen: cabinets and countersKitchen remodel
After: the same kitchen with a white planked tray ceiling, a three-globe brass pendant, a dark island with drawers and white veined countertops Before: kitchen with a dark painted tray ceiling, three small pendant lights and a speckled brown countertop on the island
Kitchen: tray ceiling, island, countersKitchen remodel, Phoenix Valley
After: the same kitchen with dark wood-look plank tile, recessed lights, two glass pendants over the island and white veined countertops Before: white kitchen with a fluorescent ceiling light box, white tile floors and solid white countertops
Kitchen: floors, counters, lightingKitchen refresh, Phoenix Valley
After: the same kitchen with the cabinets painted a warm cream with brass pulls Before: kitchen with orange-toned wood cabinets, white countertops and gray plank floors
Cabinet painting: wood to warm creamCabinet painting
After: the same kitchen with the cabinets, peninsula and tall oven cabinet painted gray Before: kitchen with honey oak cathedral-style cabinets, white marble-look countertops and a waterfall peninsula
Cabinet painting: oak to grayCabinet painting
After: the same kitchen with the cabinets and island painted white Before: kitchen with dark espresso cabinets, a matching island and white countertops
Cabinet painting: espresso to whiteCabinet painting

What a kitchen remodel costs depends on four things

No two kitchens price out the same. These are the decisions that move the number the most.

  1. Cabinets: new, refaced or kept

    Cabinets are usually the biggest line item. Keeping solid boxes and changing everything around them is the biggest way to save.

  2. Countertop material and size

    Square footage, edge details and a waterfall island all add up. Quartz is the most common choice for a reason.

  3. Layout changes

    Moving the sink, range or a wall means plumbing, gas or electrical work. Keeping the layout keeps cost down.

  4. Finishes and lighting

    Backsplash tile, hardware, pendants and recessed lights. Small choices that add up fast, in both directions.

More finished kitchens

Kitchen with white shaker cabinets, a quartz waterfall island with slat panel and floating shelves Kitchen with espresso shaker cabinets, a white quartz island and light gray plank floors Kitchen with white shaker cabinets, stainless appliances, a glass globe chandelier and wood-look floors
Taupe shaker cabinets with brass pulls, a light veined island top, brass pendants and a herringbone backsplashWhite countertop with an undermount workstation sink and white shaker cabinetsU-shaped kitchen with gray painted cabinets, marble-look counters and a garden window
Open-concept kitchen and living area after remodel with dark cabinets, a white island and continuous wood-look flooring

How a kitchen remodel with us goes

  1. Walkthrough and written estimate

    We come to your home, measure, look at the plumbing and electrical, and talk through what you want. You get a written estimate with the scope spelled out, not a number pulled from the air.

  2. Materials and schedule

    We help you pick tile, cabinets, counters and fixtures that fit the budget, then order everything and set a start date. Nothing gets demoed until the materials are in hand.

  3. Demo and build

    Demo, rough plumbing and electrical, then tile, cabinets, counters and finish work. We protect the rest of your house and clean up every day.

  4. Final walkthrough

    We go through every detail with you before we call it done. If something isn't right, we fix it before we leave, not on a punch list three weeks later.

Kitchen remodel in progress with a wall being opened up to the living room
Mid-job: opening a wall between the kitchen and living room.

Kitchen remodeling questions

How long does a kitchen remodel take?

Longer than a bathroom, mostly because cabinets and countertops have lead times. Countertops can't be measured for until the cabinets are installed. You'll get a timeline for your kitchen in the written estimate, and we order materials before demo so the kitchen isn't out of commission longer than it has to be.

Can I keep my cabinets and just change the counters and backsplash?

Often, yes. If the boxes are solid and the layout works, new counters, backsplash, hardware, lighting and paint or refacing can change the room for a lot less than new cabinets. We'll tell you honestly whether yours are worth keeping.

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

In many homes, yes. Whether a wall can come out, and what it takes, depends on what's inside it and whether it carries load. We check at the walkthrough and plan it properly before anything gets cut.

Quartz or granite?

Quartz is one of the most popular kitchen countertops. It's consistent in color, doesn't need sealing and holds up to everyday use. Natural stone like quartzite has more movement and character. We'll help you compare samples in person.

Can we still use the kitchen during the remodel?

Not much while it's torn out. Most families set up a temporary station with the fridge, microwave and coffee maker in another room. We'll help you plan that and keep the dusty part as short as possible.

Get a free kitchen remodel estimate

Tell us a little about the room and we'll call you to set up a walkthrough. No pressure and no sales script. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you.

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