Kitchen Remodeling FAQ

It depends on scope. A cosmetic refresh (paint, hardware, counters, backsplash) often lands in the low five figures; a mid-range pull-and-replace with semi-custom cabinets runs higher; a full custom design-build with layout changes is a larger investment. Call and describe your kitchen — a local pro can size the range to your room.

Refacing: under a week in most kitchens. Pull-and-replace: four to eight weeks once materials arrive. Full renovations with layout or structural changes: longer — the written scope should carry a realistic timeline.

Almost always. Expect a temporary kitchen corner and a few days without a range; good crews sequence water and power outages into the shortest windows possible.

Cosmetic work — cabinets, counters, tile, floors — generally no. Moving plumbing, adding circuits, or taking out walls — generally yes, through the City of Greenville, Greenville County, or Pickens County depending on your address. The pro handles it as part of the scope.

Catalyzed paint finishes and properly sealed stains both perform — what fails is bargain thermofoil near a dishwasher vent and unsealed MDF in a damp summer. Plywood boxes and quality hardware are the foundation either way.

If the layout works and boxes are sound, refacing delivers a new look for roughly half the cost. If the layout fails or boxes are swollen or damaged, replace. A five-minute call usually settles it.

Absolutely — mill houses and downtown bungalows are some of our favorite projects. Small footprints reward smart design, and a well-planned kitchen transforms how the whole house lives.

If it’s in the Greenville area, yes — Greenville, Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Easley, Fountain Inn, and everywhere between.

Nothing. It costs nothing to call, and you get straight answers about your kitchen either way.