Layout and space planning
Working the plan around how you actually cook, including clearances, appliance swing and the walk pattern between sink, hob and fridge.
Kitchen remodeling
done as one job.
Layout, cabinetry, stone, plumbing, electrical and lighting handled as a single package — so the trades stop blaming each other.
The approach
Most kitchen problems
Most kitchen problems
are coordination problems.
A kitchen is the densest room in a house. Structure, plumbing, gas, electrical, ventilation, cabinetry, stone, tile and lighting all have to land within millimetres of each other, in a sequence where each trade depends on the last one being right.
When those trades are hired separately, the gaps between them become your problem. The cabinet installer blames the framer, the stone template arrives before the appliances are confirmed, and the pendant lights end up off-centre over an island that moved two inches.
We run the whole thing under one licence. Selections are locked before demolition, the layout is set out on the floor before anything is ordered, and one person carries responsibility from tear-out through to the final silicone line.
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What is included
Everything this
Everything this
work involves.
One licence covers all of it. You are not appointing six separate trades and refereeing between them.
Cabinetry
Custom and semi-custom cabinetry, scribed and levelled properly — the difference between a kitchen that looks fitted and one that looks placed.
Stone and worktops
Templating after cabinets are set, not before, so reveals and overhangs are right and the seams land where they should.
Plumbing and gas
Relocated waste and supply, filtered water, pot fillers and gas runs, all inspected and signed off.
Electrical and lighting
Circuits for modern appliance loads, plus task, feature and under-cabinet lighting planned with the layout rather than after it.
Tile, flooring and paint
Backsplash setting-out that centres on what the eye actually reads, continuous flooring, and a proper paint finish.
How it runs
Four stages,
Four stages,
no surprises.
You will always know which stage you are in and what happens next.
01
Design and selections
Layout agreed, appliances confirmed, and cabinetry, stone, tile and fixtures selected — before a single cabinet is ordered.
02
Tear-out and rough trades
Careful demolition, then plumbing, gas and electrical moved to suit the new plan and inspected.
03
Cabinets, stone and tile
Cabinetry set and levelled, stone templated and installed, backsplash set out to read correctly.
04
Finish and handover
Lighting, fixtures, paint, appliance install, then a walkthrough where you list anything that is not right.
Selected work
Work of this kind.
Ask us for photographs and references from recent projects near you — we will send them over.
In their words
Clients on this
Clients on this
kind of project.
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Questions
Straight answers.
A straightforward remodel in the existing footprint usually runs six to ten weeks on site. Moving walls, relocating plumbing or waiting on custom cabinetry extends that. The single biggest cause of delay is selections that are still undecided after demolition has started.
Almost always, yes. We seal the work area, protect the routes through the house, and most clients set up a temporary kitchen elsewhere. We will tell you which weeks are the disruptive ones.
Either. Many clients prefer us to supply and coordinate cabinetry because it puts lead times and any manufacturing faults on us rather than on you. If you have already chosen a supplier, we will work with them.
If you are moving plumbing, gas or electrical, or altering structure, then yes. Cosmetic replacement in the same footprint often does not. We will tell you which category your project falls into and handle the submission if it is needed.
Under-specifying lighting and power. Cabinets and stone get all the attention, but the thing people notice daily is whether the worktop is properly lit and whether there are enough outlets where they actually work.
Related
Often combined with.
Most projects touch more than one of these. See all services.
Bathroom Remodeling
Waterproofing, substrate and drainage done properly first — then the tile, stone and fixtures you actually picked out.
Whole-Home Renovation
Interior gut and rebuild — planned so you know what happens each week and, more importantly, when you get your house back.
Free, no-obligation
Tell us about the project.
Send the details, or just call. You will speak to Russell — the person who will price the work and run it.