Kitchen remodels in Knoxville
A kitchen remodel brings together more trades than almost any other room. We coordinate the layout, cabinetry, counters, tile, plumbing and electrical with one team rather than four.
A kitchen remodel brings together more trades than almost any other room. We coordinate the layout, cabinetry, counters, tile, plumbing and electrical with one team rather than four.
A kitchen remodel can be a cabinet, counter and backsplash replacement within the same footprint, or a full rework that moves the sink, range and walls. Either way the work runs in order: demolition, any framing changes, rough plumbing and electrical, inspections where required, then drywall, cabinets, counters, tile, fixtures and appliances.
Because each trade depends on the one before it, the sequence matters as much as the materials. When one team runs the whole job, the plumber knows where the cabinets land and the counters are templated when the base cabinets are actually set.
We walk the kitchen with you, talk through how you use it and what you want changed, and come back with a written estimate. No work starts until you have signed off on the scope and price. The contract sets the scope and schedule.
While the kitchen is out of service, your project team sends progress updates every week so you know which stage the work is in and what decisions are coming. We finish with a walk-through together, and nothing is finished until every punch list item is.
Keeping the sink, range and refrigerator where they are keeps cost down. Moving plumbing, gas or venting, or taking out a wall, adds work, and a structural wall adds more. Kitchen size sets the amount of cabinetry and counter, and finish choices for cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures move the number significantly.
Condition behind the walls and under the floor also counts, as do permits and inspections, which are part of the plan for the job. Each of these is discussed in the estimate.
A kitchen remodel in Knoxville often means working in a house built long before today's appliances. Older homes can have circuits that will not carry modern loads, galvanized or patched supply lines, or subfloor damage from a slow leak under the sink. We plan for what we might find and talk with you before anything changes the scope.
It depends on scope. A same-footprint update is shorter than a kitchen that moves walls and plumbing. Your schedule is set in the contract, and the weekly updates show progress against it.
Usually not for most of the job. Many families set up a temporary kitchen in another room. We go over the sequence in the estimate so you know what to plan for.
Often, yes. If the wall carries load, the opening needs a properly sized beam and support. We check the wall when we walk the property and explain what removing it involves.
Yes. Your selections are part of the signed scope, and we talk through how different choices affect price in the estimate.
Call 865.263.6444 or send the contact form with your address and what you want done. We will set a time to see the kitchen.
Primary suites, hall baths and powder rooms, taken down to the studs when they need it. A bathroom is small, but it holds a lot of plumbing, tile and waterproofing that has to be done right.
Learn more →A whole-home renovation takes a house down to what is worth keeping and rebuilds the rest to a plan and a budget. One team carries it from the first walk-through to the last punch list item.
Learn more →An addition gives you more house without leaving the neighborhood you chose. We build new rooms, second stories and extended footprints that match the house they join.
Learn more →Tell us the property and what you want done. We will come back with next steps.