Long Island Renovation Contractor
Kitchen Renovation
Cabinetry, countertops, islands and lighting — planned around how you actually cook, not a showroom photo.
A kitchen is the hardest room in a house to renovate well, because it has to work as a workshop and read as a living space at the same time. Get the triangle wrong, or put the island 32 inches from the range, and you will feel it every single day.
We start with how you use the room — where you prep, who else is in there, what never has enough space — then design the cabinetry and clearances around that. The finishes come after the plan works, not before.
What's included
Everything this service covers
Cabinetry
Custom and semi-custom cabinets scribed to your walls, with soft-close hardware and interior storage that fits what you actually own.
Countertops
Quartz, granite and marble templated on site after cabinets are set, with seam placement discussed before fabrication.
Islands & seating
Islands sized to leave real working clearance, with power, overhangs and knee space planned in from the start.
Backsplash & tile
Backsplashes cut cleanly around outlets, hoods and window returns — the detail that separates a finished kitchen from a nearly finished one.
Lighting & electrical
Layered task, ambient and under-cabinet lighting, plus the added circuits a modern kitchen needs.
How it works
How this project runs
- 01
Walkthrough & measure
We walk the room with you, take full measurements, and talk through what works and what frustrates you about the current layout.
- 02
Layout & selections
You get a layout and a written scope. We help you choose cabinetry, counters and tile that fit the budget you actually set.
- 03
Demolition & rough-in
Old kitchen out, then plumbing and electrical moved to suit the new layout, with dust protection over the rest of the house.
- 04
Install & finish
Cabinets set and levelled, counters templated and installed, backsplash and lighting finished, then a full punch list walked with you.
Recent projects
Kitchen Renovation projects we've completed
Common questions
Questions about this service
Anything we haven't covered? Call and ask — no sales pitch.
(347) 531-5690How long is a kitchen without a usable kitchen?
For a full renovation, plan on four to eight weeks depending on scope and how quickly materials arrive. Countertop fabrication alone usually adds one to two weeks after cabinets are set. We give you a week-by-week schedule before demolition starts so you can plan around it.
Can I keep my existing cabinets?
If the boxes are solid and the layout still works, refacing or refinishing is a legitimate way to cut cost substantially. If the boxes are particleboard and sagging, replacing them is the better investment. We'll tell you which one you have.
Do you handle permits?
When a project involves moving plumbing, altering electrical service or changing structure, permits may be required by your town. We'll tell you during the estimate whether your scope needs one and coordinate the inspection schedule.
Quartz or granite?
Quartz is engineered, non-porous and needs no sealing — the low-maintenance choice for a busy family kitchen. Granite is natural stone, so every slab is unique, but it wants sealing periodically. We'll bring samples and let you see both under your own kitchen light.
Free estimate
Get a written estimate for your kitchen renovation
Send us the details and we'll get back to you to schedule a walkthrough. Estimates are free and there is no obligation to book.
- No-cost, no-pressure estimates
- Nassau, Suffolk & surrounding areas
- Answer within one business day