A kitchen remodel is really a logistics project wearing a design project's clothes. Ours run through one shop — demo, cabinets, stone, finish — so the sequence holds and the phone number never changes.
Keep the layout, transform the surfaces: new countertops, backsplash, hardware, maybe paint-grade door fronts. Maximum visual change per dollar.
Same footprint, everything new: custom cabinets, stone, sink and fixtures. The most common full remodel.
Layout changes — moving the island, opening a wall section, rethinking the work triangle. Scoped honestly at the estimate, including what needs other trades.
Layout, materials, and a written number broken out line by line — you approve scope, not vibes.
Old kitchen out, surfaces prepped, surprises (there are always one or two behind old cabinets) flagged the day they're found.
Boxes installed, leveled and locked — because stone gets templated off the real cabinets, not the drawings.
Counters measured off the finished cabinet run, cut in our shop, installed. This hand-off is where outsourced jobs stall; here it's one calendar.
Backsplash, hardware, plumbing reconnects, final punch list — then the room is yours again.
Timelines depend on scope and material lead times — you'll get the honest schedule with your quote, not a slogan.
Come to the estimate with opinions (or questions) on these and the design conversation moves twice as fast: island size and seating, sink style, counter material, cabinet wood vs paint, backsplash direction, and which appliances are staying. Photos of kitchens you love help more than you'd think — even phone screenshots.
Usually no — most clients set up a temporary kitchen corner and live around the work. We'll tell you at the quote which phases are the loud, dusty ones so you can plan around them.
Absolutely, and it's a common budget move. We just need models and dimensions early so cabinets and counters are built to fit them exactly.
Moving things: plumbing, gas and walls. Keeping the layout and upgrading surfaces delivers most of the visual transformation at a calmer number — and we'll show you both paths in the itemized quote if you're weighing them.
Jesus does — the same person who measured your kitchen. One point of contact from first visit to punch list is the whole operating model here.
Call or text Jesus directly for a free on-site estimate — no call center, no sales layer. Serving Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Edgewood and the East Mountains.