Kitchen Remodeling · Trinity, New Port Richey, Clearwater and Tampa
Kitchen remodeling across Pasco, Pinellas and Tampa Bay
The room everyone ends up in. Built around how you actually cook.
A lot of kitchens around New Port Richey, Clearwater and Spring Hill were built in the 1970s and 1980s with closed walls, soffits over the cabinets and a single overhead light. We open what can be opened, fix what the old layout got wrong, and give you counter space where you actually stand.
We plan the job with you, then coordinate cabinets, countertops, plumbing, electrical, tile and flooring so you are not chasing five separate trades.
Our process
- 1Walkthrough and measure
- 2Written scope and estimate
- 3Design and material selections
- 4Demo and rough-in
- 5Install and finish
- 6Final walkthrough
What is included
Layout and islands
Wall removal where it is structurally sound, islands with seating, better work triangles.
Cabinets
New boxes, soft-close hardware, pantry pull-outs, cabinet to ceiling where soffits come down.
Counters and backsplash
Quartz and stone tops, waterfall ends, tile backsplash.
Lighting and power
Recessed lighting, pendants, under-cabinet strips and code-compliant outlets.
Floors that tie in
Matching or new flooring so the kitchen does not end at an awkward line.
Recent kitchen remodeling work
Where we do it most
Kitchen Remodeling near you
FAQ
Kitchen Remodeling questions
How long does a kitchen remodel take?+
Most full kitchen remodels take several weeks of on-site work once materials arrive. Cabinet lead time and permits are the usual swing factors, so your estimate includes a written schedule.
How much does a kitchen remodel cost?+
It depends on size, cabinet line, countertop material and whether plumbing or walls move. Keeping the layout is the biggest money saver. You get a line-item estimate after a walkthrough, not a guess over the phone.
Can I stay in the house during the remodel?+
Usually yes. We section off the work area and can help you plan a temporary coffee and microwave station.
What happens on the first day of a kitchen remodel?+
We protect the floors and the path from your door to the kitchen, hang plastic at the openings, shut off water and power to the room, and start demo. You will know where the dumpster or debris pile goes before the crew arrives.
Do kitchen remodels need a permit in Pasco or Hernando?+
Moving plumbing, adding circuits or taking out a wall usually does. Swapping cabinets and counters in the same spot often does not. Whether the City or the County handles it depends on your parcel, and we pull it when one is required.
Why do cabinets set the schedule?+
Semi-custom and custom cabinet lines are built to order, so they ship on the maker's timeline, not ours. We order once your selections are final and do not start demo until delivery is confirmed, so you are not without a kitchen longer than necessary.
Can you keep my layout and just update the finishes?+
Yes. Refacing or replacing cabinets in place, new counters, a new backsplash and better lighting can change the whole room without moving a single pipe.
What is usually not part of a kitchen estimate?+
Appliances you buy yourself, furniture moves and anything hidden that turns up after demo, like damaged subfloor. Your estimate spells out what is in and what is out so nothing comes as a surprise.
Ready to talk kitchen remodeling?
Send a few photos and a sentence about the project. We reply with next steps. Serving Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough and Hernando counties.