Kitchen Remodeling Contractor in Rainier, WA

There is no honest flat number, because kitchens range from new cabinets in the same footprint to a full gut with walls moving. The price comes down mostly to layout changes, cabinet and counter choices, how far plumbing and wiring move, and the flooring. Greg gives free on-site estimates so you see the real number for your kitchen.

That depends on the scope, and Greg gives you a timeline with the estimate. Ordering cabinets, counters and fixtures before demolition keeps the gap as short as possible. Many households set up a microwave, coffee maker and fridge in another room for the middle stretch.

Ventilation is the big one. With the house closed up through long wet winters, cooking moisture has nowhere to go unless the range hood vents outdoors, and it ends up as mildew on window frames and inside cabinets. We also check for old leaks under the sink and dishwasher, which are common in older homes and easy to fix once the cabinets are out.

Usually, yes. A load-bearing wall gets a beam sized for the span with posts carried down to solid support, and the work goes through permit. Greg checks the wall for plumbing, wiring and ductwork at the estimate so there are no surprises.

Yes, and it is a common pairing. Greg specializes in both additions and kitchen remodels, so a bump-out that gives a cramped kitchen more room, or a whole new kitchen inside a larger addition, is planned and built as one project.