Cabinets, counters, backsplash, flooring, lighting, and the layout changes that make all four work together — handled by one crew from demo day to the last piece of shoe molding.
Kitchen remodel · granite island + hardwoodNo line-item surprises halfway through. Here's the scope we carry on a typical kitchen remodel job across the Treasure Valley.
We walk the room before we price it. Sometimes the fix is new doors and counters; sometimes it's moving a wall and gaining eight feet of usable space. You'll hear which one we think it is.
Custom, semi-custom, or your own order installed dead level and scribed to walls that are never as square as the plan says they are.
Granite, quartz, and butcher block templated after the boxes are set, fabricated, and seamed where the seam won't stare at you every morning.
Subway, herringbone, slab, or large-format — laid out from the center so the cuts land in the corners instead of over the range.
New floor run under the toe-kick, transitions that don't trip anyone, and base, casing, and crown that close the room out.
Sinks, disposals, gas lines, under-cabinet lighting, and outlet relocations coordinated with licensed trades so inspections aren't a surprise.
A kitchen is the most trade-dense room in a house. Demo, framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, paint, cabinetry, stone, tile, flooring, and finish carpentry all have to happen in a specific order, and every one of them depends on the crew before it doing their part right. That sequencing is most of the job. It is also where remodels go sideways — a cabinet order that shows up two weeks late pushes the countertop template, which pushes the backsplash, which pushes the plumber's return trip.
We keep it in one set of hands. The person who bids your kitchen is the person managing the calendar and swinging the hammer, so when something has to move, it moves once and you hear about it the same day. Owner-run since 2021, working across Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, and Caldwell.
Two kitchens the same square footage can be twenty thousand dollars apart. What actually moves the price:
A cosmetic refresh — cabinets, counters, backsplash, floor, no walls moved — is usually a matter of weeks, and the long pole is almost always cabinet and stone lead times rather than labor. A full gut with layout changes and permits runs longer. We give you a real calendar at bid time, not a number designed to win the job, and we tell you which dates depend on a supplier rather than on us.
A few kitchen remodels projects from around the valley. See the full gallery →
Plan on being without a working kitchen for the bulk of the project — realistically from demo through countertop install. We can usually leave the range and fridge live on a temporary circuit and set up a wash station elsewhere in the house so it's inconvenient rather than impossible. We'll tell you at bid time which weeks are the rough ones.
Either. Most clients have us handle the order because we're the ones who have to hang them, and a shop drawing that's a half-inch off is our problem to fix on site. If you've already ordered or you're bringing in a specific line, we'll install them and hold that order to the same standard.
Yes. Bump-outs, removed walls, relocated islands, and reworked plumbing are all in scope. Anything structural gets a beam sized properly and permitted through the city or county — Boise, Meridian, and Ada County each have their own process, and we handle that side of it.
We cover the Treasure Valley — Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, and the towns in between. If you're farther out, call and ask. We'd rather tell you honestly whether the drive makes sense than take a job we can't service well.
Owner-run out of Boise, Idaho, covering the valley from Star to Caldwell. If you're outside it, call and ask — we'll tell you straight whether the drive makes sense.
