Kitchens · Residential
Kitchen Remodel with a Quartz Island and Shaker Cabinetry
A full kitchen rebuild: shaker cabinetry to the ceiling, quartz counters and a veined island, stainless appliances and a finished, painted shell around all of it.
What the job had to solve
A kitchen is every trade in one room, in a strict order, in the middle of the house someone is living in. Cabinets need flat, square walls to hang true; counters need cabinets set dead level; appliances need power and plumbing in the right place before any of the finish goes on.
Work performed
- Demolition of existing cabinetry, counters and finishes
- Drywall repair and new board where walls were opened
- Walls and ceiling finished flat and painted
- Shaker cabinetry set level and scribed to the walls
- Quartz counters and island top templated and installed
- Stainless appliance set, including the range and over-range microwave
- Plumbing and electrical connections coordinated for the new layout
- Flooring run through the space
Trades involved
DrywallPaintingCabinetryCountertopsPlumbingElectrical coordinationFlooring
How the work ran
- 1Agree the layout and the appliance list first, because both drive everything downstream.
- 2Demo, then correct the walls: flat and square before a single cabinet goes up.
- 3Rough in the electrical and plumbing the new layout needs.
- 4Finish and paint the shell, then set cabinets level and scribe them tight.
- 5Template and set the counters, then connect appliances, fixtures and trim out.
The result
A working kitchen with cabinet runs that line up, counters that sit flat, and finished walls behind all of it.
Services used on this project
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