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Remodeled kitchen with new cabinets, countertops, and under-cabinet lighting in a Greater Boston home

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Kitchen Remodeling for Greater Boston Homes

New layouts, cabinets, countertops, and lighting, with the dedicated circuits a modern kitchen needs wired in house by the same licensed crew.

Kitchen remodeling

A Kitchen That Fits the Way You Actually Cook

Kitchens in older Somerville and Greater Boston homes were built small and closed off, on wiring that never expected a dishwasher, a range hood, and a microwave running at once. Opening the space up and powering it properly is where most kitchen remodels here either shine or fall apart.

We handle the whole remodel with our own crew, and the electrical is a real advantage. A modern kitchen needs dedicated appliance circuits, GFCI protection, and often more panel capacity. Because our licensed electrical is in house, the wiring is designed into the remodel from the start, not bolted on by an outside electrician at the end.

What Our Kitchen Remodels Cover

From layout to lighting to the last appliance, handled by one team.

  • Layout and design changes

    Reworking cramped, closed-off kitchens common in older Somerville homes, moving walls, relocating the sink or range, and opening the kitchen to the living space.

  • Cabinets and storage

    Installing stock, semi-custom, or custom cabinetry, pantry walls, and islands, scribed and leveled to the out-of-square walls and floors of a century-old house.

  • Countertops and backsplash

    Templating and installing quartz, granite, or butcher-block counters with tile or slab backsplashes, cut and fit to the finished cabinet run.

  • Lighting and electrical

    Adding recessed lighting, under-cabinet lights, dedicated appliance circuits, GFCI protection, and the panel capacity a modern kitchen needs, all by our in-house crew.

  • Plumbing and appliances

    Moving supply and drain lines for a new sink or island, and setting the range, hood, dishwasher, and refrigerator so everything lands clean and level.

  • Permits and inspections

    Filing the building and electrical permits and coordinating inspections, so your kitchen is legal, documented, and safe to use.

Why work with us

The Wiring Is Designed In, Not Bolted On

In most kitchen remodels the electrical is an afterthought handled by an outside sub. That is how you end up with too few circuits, an overloaded panel, and a project that stalls while the crew waits for the electrician to show up between other jobs.

We plan the circuits, lighting, and panel capacity alongside the cabinets and layout, because our licensed electrical crew is part of the same team. One crew runs the whole remodel, so the kitchen is powered right and finished on schedule.

  • Dedicated appliance circuits and GFCI protection designed into the remodel
  • Recessed and under-cabinet lighting wired by our in-house crew
  • One team for demo, wiring, cabinets, counters, and finishes
  • Licensed and insured (MA HIC #217519 / CSL #122193)

How it works

How a Kitchen Remodel Runs

From the first measurement to the finished kitchen, here is the path your remodel follows.

01

Free in-kitchen consultation

We measure the space, talk through how you cook and gather, and flag the electrical and structural realities before any design work begins.

02

Design, selections, and fixed quote

We help you land a layout and finishes, confirm the electrical and plumbing scope, and hand you a fixed price and schedule before demo starts.

03

One crew builds it

The same team demos, reworks the wiring and plumbing, and installs cabinets, counters, and lighting, so trades never stall waiting on each other.

04

Inspection and final details

We pass the electrical and building inspections, set the appliances, walk the finished kitchen with you, and clear the punch list.

Kitchen Remodeling FAQs

Common questions about layouts, wiring, cabinets, and permits.

Yes, and it is a real differentiator. A modern kitchen needs dedicated appliance circuits, GFCI protection, and often more panel capacity than an older Somerville home was wired for. Because we keep licensed electrical in house, the wiring is planned and installed with the rest of the remodel by one crew, not handed off to an outside electrician.
Yes. Relocating the sink or range means moving plumbing and electrical, and an island usually needs its own circuits and sometimes a drain. We plan those runs during design so the new layout works, and we handle the permits and inspections that come with moving them.
We handle the full remodel, including cabinet installation and countertop coordination. We scribe and level cabinets to the out-of-square walls and floors typical of older homes, then template and install quartz, granite, or butcher-block counters to the finished run.
A typical kitchen remodel runs a few weeks once demo starts, depending on how much the layout, wiring, and plumbing change and on cabinet and countertop lead times. We give you a realistic schedule with your fixed quote, and because we run our own crew, we control the pace.
Yes. When a remodel involves electrical, plumbing, or structural changes, it needs permits and inspections. We file them with the local inspectional services department and coordinate the inspections. We hold MA HIC #217519 and CSL #122193 and are fully insured.

Planning a kitchen remodel?

Get a free, no-pressure estimate from a licensed crew that designs the wiring right into the remodel.

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