How Kitchen Remodeling Gainesville Works
Kitchen Remodeling Gainesville plans and builds kitchen remodels in Gainesville and the surrounding towns of Alachua County. Jobs run from stripping a kitchen to bare walls and rebuilding it, to swapping or refacing cabinets, fitting new counters, reworking the floor plan, tiling a backsplash or laying a new floor, and modest refreshes for owners and landlords on a set budget.
We start in the kitchen itself. At the estimate we measure the room, open the sink base to look for old leaks, check the floor near the dishwasher and refrigerator, trace the water, gas and power lines, and ask how you cook and who uses the space. In a Gainesville house built in the 1920s, that visit looks very different from one in a 1990s subdivision, and it is when we decide together what stays and what goes.
North Central Florida's long, humid summers shape what we recommend. Wood swells and shrinks with moisture, so we pay attention to cabinet materials, ventilation, the seal around the sink and how the house will be kept cool while work is under way.
We also explain the paperwork. Whether your permit comes from the City of Gainesville or Alachua County depends on where the property sits, not on the mailing address. Florida law sets out when a Notice of Commencement has to be recorded and posted, and homes in the city's historic districts can have an extra review step for exterior changes. We tell you which of these apply to your project before the quote is signed.
How we work
- A free on-site estimate, with measurements taken in your kitchen.
- A written quote with every line item priced separately.
- No change to scope or price without your written approval.
- Floors, doorways and the rest of the house protected from dust and debris.
- A plan for where you will cook and wash dishes while the kitchen is out of service.
- Permit, inspection and Notice of Commencement steps laid out before work starts.
Call (352) 790-5741 to set up a free estimate.