Suffolk County
Kitchen Remodeling.

It depends on scope, and the honest answer is that nobody can quote your kitchen from a web page. A cabinet-and-counter refresh, a full remodel, and a gut renovation that moves walls are three different jobs with three different numbers. Long Island labor also runs 20–35% above the national average, so national calculators will understate your kitchen. We measure the space, spec the cabinets and counters you actually want, and put a written estimate in your hands within 48 hours of the walkthrough. The walkthrough is free and there is no obligation.

Most full kitchen remodels take 3–5 weeks on site. A cabinet and counter refresh takes 1–2 weeks. Gut renovations with layout changes take 6–9 weeks. The long pole is almost always cabinet lead time — custom cabinets run 6–10 weeks from order, which is why in-stock cabinets can pull a whole project forward by two months.

Yes, and most of our clients do. We set up a temporary kitchen space with your fridge, microwave and coffee maker before demo starts, contain dust with zip walls, and keep water shut off to a minimum. Plan on eating out or using a temporary setup for roughly three weeks.

If you are only replacing cabinets, counters and appliances in the same layout, usually no. The moment you move plumbing, add circuits, or take down a wall, you need a permit, and the fee varies by township. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections as part of the job, and the permit cost is spelled out in your written estimate rather than sprung on you later.

Stock cabinets come in fixed sizes and ship in days. Semi-custom allows size and finish changes and takes 4–6 weeks. Custom is built to your exact dimensions and takes 8–12 weeks. Cabinets are typically 35–45% of a kitchen budget, so this one decision moves your total more than anything else — which is why we walk you through the three options on site before quoting.

Both. We supply and install complete kitchen cabinet sets, and we also install cabinets a homeowner has already bought. We currently have surplus cabinet sets in storage from cancelled and changed jobs — those are priced well below retail and are available for pickup or install.

On Long Island, a midrange kitchen remodel typically returns 60–80% of its cost at resale, and a dated kitchen is the single most common reason a listing sits. If you are selling within a year, a cabinet and counter refresh usually returns more than a full remodel. Tell us your timeline on the walkthrough and we will quote the scope that fits it, not the biggest one.

Yes — Smithtown, Patchogue, Sayville, Holbrook, Bellport, Islip, Huntington, Riverhead, Babylon and the surrounding towns, plus Nassau County projects. We are based in East Patchogue and one licensed crew runs your job from demo to final trim.