BLOSSOMREMODELING

Kitchen Remodeling

Kitchen Remodeling

Fix the workflow first. The finishes follow.

Most kitchens that frustrate people aren't ugly — they're badly organized. The trash is in the wrong place, there's no landing space beside the oven, the island blocks the fridge swing. We start there.

Once the plan works, we handle cabinetry, countertop coordination and templating, backsplash tile, lighting, flooring, and the trim and paint that make it read as finished.

Kitchen Remodeling project by Blossom Remodeling

What's included

The scope, spelled out before you sign anything

Cabinetry

New stock or semi-custom cabinet installation, plus refacing and door replacement when the boxes are solid and the budget is better spent elsewhere.

Countertops

We coordinate templating and install with your fabricator, and handle the substrate, seams, cutouts and the plumbing reconnect around it.

Backsplash tile

Full-height slabs behind the range, classic subway, zellige, or a picture-frame detail — cut clean around outlets and windows.

Layout and small structural changes

Moving a wall, widening an opening, relocating a sink or range. We'll tell you honestly which walls are cheap to move and which aren't.

Lighting and electrical

Recessed layout, under-cabinet lighting, pendants over the island, and code-required outlet and circuit updates handled with our licensed partners.

Flooring

Tile, LVP or hardwood, with proper transitions and toe-kick detailing so the floor doesn't die awkwardly at the cabinet run.

Typical timeline

A cabinet-and-counter refresh typically runs 2–4 weeks. A full kitchen with layout changes usually runs 6–10 weeks, largely driven by cabinet and stone lead times.

On pricing

Kitchens have the widest range of any room we do. We'll build the estimate around your actual scope and tell you which line items give you the most back — usually layout, lighting and storage before anything decorative.

Our process

From first call to final walkthrough

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    We walk the space together, talk through what's bothering you and what you're hoping for, and I tell you honestly what's realistic — including when the answer is a smaller project than you expected.

  2. 02

    Written estimate

    You get an itemized estimate covering scope, materials, allowances and a target schedule. No verbal numbers, no vague lump sums, no pressure to sign on the spot.

  3. 03

    Selections and planning

    We lock in tile, fixtures and finishes, check lead times, and set a start date that accounts for material delivery instead of hoping for the best.

  4. 04

    Build

    Floors protected, dust contained, work area cleaned at the end of each day. You get a running update on where we are and what's next — you'll never have to ask what's happening in your own house.

  5. 05

    Walkthrough

    We go through the finished space together and build a punch list. Nothing is considered complete until you've seen it and signed off.

Questions

Kitchen Remodeling FAQ

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How long will I be without a kitchen?

We stage the work so you keep the fridge and a temporary prep area running for most of the project. The hard-down stretch is typically the week between demo and countertop install.

Do you do cabinet refacing?

Yes, when the cabinet boxes are sound. It's a real saving over full replacement and looks excellent if the layout already works for you.

Can you work with my designer?

Happily. Bring plans and selections and we'll build to them, or we'll help you make the calls if you'd rather keep it simple.

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Ready to talk about your kitchen remodeling project?

Tell us about your project and we'll help you turn your ideas into a plan that fits your home and your budget.