This kitchen remodel actually started with something small—a leak under the sink. At first, we planned to repair only the damaged area and keep the existing cabinets to save money. After talking through both options with the homeowner, we decided that replacing the entire kitchen would be the better long-term investment.
The new kitchen features updated shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, and a matching quartz backsplash for a clean, seamless look that’s easy to maintain. We kept a similar color palette so everything worked well with the existing flooring.
Once we removed the old cabinets, we found hidden water damage from a long-term leak. We replaced the damaged drywall, fixed the source of the leak, and made sure everything was clean before installing the new kitchen.
We originally estimated the project would take about two weeks, but we finished everything in just seven business days. The homeowner loves the finished result, and so do we. Sometimes a small problem leads to an even better outcome.
We’re happy. And we’d love to do something like this for you. So don’t be afraid to give us a call.
(Flooring was not done, the owner decided that was something they could put in themselves at a later date.)
