From a tired galley to a full design-build renovation — one call connects you with a local pro for the entire project.
A full kitchen remodel coordinates everything — layout, cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, lighting, plumbing, and electrical — under one plan and one written scope. You describe the kitchen you want; a local Wilmington pro designs, sequences, and builds it.
Wall changes, work-triangle fixes, and island additions planned around how your household actually cooks.
New custom, semi-custom, or stock cabinets — or refacing where the existing boxes earn it.
Stone, quartz, or butcher block counters with backsplash tile set by hand.
Hardwood, LVP, or tile run wall to wall, matched to the rest of the house.
Layered lighting plans, under-cabinet runs, and circuits sized for modern appliances.
Sink and fixture moves, new faucets, and the finish work that closes the job right.
Wilmington kitchens span three centuries — 1890s rowhomes in Cool Spring and the Highlands, post-war brick ranches in the suburbs, and new construction pushing out toward Middletown. Older homes hide surprises: knob-and-tube wiring, plaster walls, floors that slope an inch across the room. Local pros plan for that reality in the written scope instead of discovering it mid-job — and they know which walls in a rowhome are structural before anyone swings a hammer.
Scope rules everything. Cosmetic refreshes land in the low five figures, mid-range pull-and-replace remodels run higher, and full custom renovations with layout changes vary most. Call and describe the room for an honest range.
A typical pull-and-replace runs four to eight weeks once materials arrive. Layout changes extend that — the scope should show the timeline before work starts.
Often, yes — with a properly sized beam and, where required, a permit. A pro confirms what’s structural before anything comes down.
Describe your kitchen and what you want changed. We’ll connect you with a local Wilmington pro who can scope it — the call takes two minutes.
Call (302) 246-7362