Kitchen Remodeling Specialists
Rework the room around how you cook, gather, store, and move through the home. Design Builders coordinates design, selections, trade work, and construction as one managed project.
At a glance
What We Offer
Layout, cabinetry, surfaces, lighting, appliances, and connected rooms are planned together before construction begins.
Work zones, circulation, cabinet configuration, storage, and connected rooms are planned around how the household uses the kitchen.
Countertops, flooring, backsplash, cabinetry finishes, and hardware are selected together and documented for pricing and construction.
Appliance choices are coordinated with cabinetry, clearances, electrical or gas needs, ventilation, and the proposed layout.
Task lighting, general lighting, trim, tile, and other visible details are developed as parts of the same complete room.
Existing-condition documentation: Measurements and, where useful, LIDAR scanning inform an as-built model before design. Better information helps the team coordinate cabinetry, appliances, and building conditions before work begins.
Clear Written Commitments: Your contracted scope and budget are guaranteed in writing, and your completion date is committed and actively managed. Allowances and authorized changes remain visible.
Design-to-construction continuity: Design and construction leadership stay connected so selections, drawings, trade coordination, and field questions refer back to the same documented plan.
Professional management: Design Builders coordinates the trade partners, materials, inspections, decisions, and critical path. This service is for homeowners who want one accountable team managing the complete remodel.
Common questions
No. Design is part of a construction project Design Builders expects to build. Construction-linked design is billed at $150 per hour and typically totals $8,000–$12,000, depending on the project.
The work can include measurements or LIDAR documentation, as-is and proposed Chief Architect models, selections, scope development, and pricing for the construction agreement.
Yes. The Hixson kitchen case study shows how several disconnected rooms became one open kitchen and living space.
Tell us what is not working, what you want the kitchen to support, and where the home is located. The first conversation helps both sides decide whether a professionally managed design-build project is a good fit.