Central Valley kitchen specialists
Cabinets and countertops are the most visible parts of your kitchen — and the most likely to fail if the substrate and installation aren't done right.
CA Contractor License #1066959
Cabinet options
Typical range: $18,000–$45,000+
Pros
Best when boxes are damaged, layout needs to change, or you want new storage and hardware throughout.
Considerations
Higher cost and a longer project because demolition, layout work, and new installation are involved.
Typical range: $8,000–$20,000
Pros
A practical option when cabinet boxes are sound and you want new doors, drawer fronts, and visible finishes.
Considerations
It cannot fix weak boxes, poor layout, or cabinet dimensions that no longer serve the kitchen.
Typical range: $30,000–$70,000+
Pros
Designed around how you cook, store, and move through the space, with sizing tailored to the room.
Considerations
Requires more planning and lead time; it is not the economical answer for every kitchen.
Countertop materials
The right countertop depends on how you use the kitchen, how much maintenance you want, and the condition of the supporting cabinets.
Durability
High resistance to staining and everyday wear; not a material to place hot pans directly on.
Maintenance
No routine sealing. Clean with mild soap and avoid abrasive cleaners.
Typical installed range: $70–$140 per sq. ft.
Durability
A durable natural stone with strong heat resistance and natural variation from slab to slab.
Maintenance
Periodic sealing helps protect against staining; inspect and reseal as needed.
Typical installed range: $60–$130 per sq. ft.
Durability
Warm and workable, but more susceptible to dents, cuts, and moisture damage around sinks.
Maintenance
Needs regular oiling or a maintained protective finish.
Typical installed range: $40–$100 per sq. ft.
Durability
Dense, heat-resistant, and UV-stable; fabrication demands experienced handling because edges can chip.
Maintenance
Low-maintenance with no routine sealing in most applications.
Typical installed range: $90–$180 per sq. ft.
The installation standard
A handsome slab cannot compensate for cabinets that are out of level, unsupported overhangs, or seams placed without regard to movement and use.
Kitchen backsplash
We discuss scale, finish, grout color, and the conditions behind the wall before the first tile is set.
A dependable, broad-ranging choice for field tile, patterned tile, and easy-clean wall coverage.
Adds variation and warmth, with sealers and grout choices selected for the stone and the use of the kitchen.
A continuous look using countertop material or large-format porcelain, with careful outlet and seam planning.
Where moisture exposure or wall condition calls for it, we repair the substrate and use appropriate protection behind tile rather than setting finish material over a questionable surface.
Recent kitchen work
Service area
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Frequently asked questions
Tell us what is not working in your kitchen. We will help you compare materials, scopes, and installation requirements honestly.