Kitchen Remodeling

Kitchens in Collin County subdivisions tend to follow a pattern: raised-panel oak or maple cabinets, laminate or tile counters, a 4 inch backsplash and a tile floor that runs into the breakfast nook. Buyers in 2026 want painted or replaced cabinets, quartz counters, a full-height backsplash and a floor that matches the rest of the house.

We handle the whole sequence, from demo through final paint, and coordinate the trades so you are not managing a plumber, an electrician and a countertop fabricator on your own.

What is included

• Cabinet replacement, refacing or professional painting
• Quartz, granite and solid-surface countertops with sink cutouts
• Tile and slab backsplashes, standard or full height
• Sink, faucet, disposal and dishwasher installation
• Under-cabinet lighting and outlet additions
• Flooring tie-ins to adjacent rooms

What we look for in Collin County homes

• Many 1990s and 2000s kitchens have a soffit above the uppers. Removing it to run cabinets to the ceiling is popular, but we check for ductwork and wiring first.
• Removing a wall between the kitchen and living area is common in these floor plans. Some of those walls are load-bearing, so we treat any wall removal as a site-visit item.
• Tile over slab is typical. If the existing floor is well bonded, a floating LVP can sometimes go over it without a full demo.

Ranges are typical, not quotes. Every written estimate shows a range of about 8 percent under to 12 percent over the point estimate, and the final number is confirmed on site.