Remodeling a Kitchen in Washington, DC?
Most DC kitchens sit at the back of a row house, narrow, with one window and the stack running through the wall. Making that kitchen work means deciding early what moves, what stays and what the party walls allow. We put that in writing before anything comes out.
What Kitchen Remodeling Work in Washington Actually Involves
The Row House Kitchen Problem
A DC row house kitchen is usually at the rear, in the narrowest part of the house or in an addition that was built later. The plumbing stack and the gas line come up through the same wall, the window is on the back, and the two side walls are shared with the neighbors. Opening the kitchen to the dining room often means a beam. Moving the sink to the island means running a drain across the floor. Both are done all the time here, and both belong in the price from the start.
DOB Permits, Licensed Trades
The Department of Buildings issues the permit for a kitchen remodel that moves plumbing, gas or electrical or touches structure. The plumbing and electrical work is done and signed off by licensed trades under that permit, and the gas line is tested before the range goes back. If the house is in a historic district that only matters for the outside, so a new rear window or door in the kitchen wall goes through historic review first. The inside is yours.
Why Choose Us for Kitchen Remodeling in Washington
One Project Manager
One person running your Washington kitchen from demolition to the last cabinet door adjustment.
Bonded & Insured
Workers' compensation and business liability coverage on every job.
The Order Is Written Down
Rough plumbing and electrical, then drywall, then paint, then cabinets, then the countertop template. The schedule shows the countertop gap instead of hiding it.
Selections Before Demolition
Cabinets, counters, tile and appliances are chosen and written down before the old kitchen comes out, so nothing waits on a decision mid-job.
Popular Remodeling Projects in Washington
Inside and outside the house, across Washington and the rest of Washington, DC.
Areas Served Around Washington
We provide kitchen remodeling throughout Washington and the greater Washington, DC area.
Washington Remodeling Questions
Do I need a permit to remodel a kitchen in DC?
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Can you open my row house kitchen to the dining room?
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