Kitchen Remodeling in Addison, IL

What an Addison kitchen remodel can include

Start with the scope. If the cabinets are solid, a refresh replaces the counters, backsplash, sink, faucet, lighting and hardware and repaints the room. If the boxes are worn out, we replace them in the same layout and adjust the plumbing and electrical to match. If the room itself is the problem, we change the layout, and our crew handles the framing, rough-in, drywall and floor that come with it.

Addison is on our regular route, reached on I-290, I-355, Route 53 and Lake Street, with Army Trail Road running across the village. It is in DuPage County, near Villa Park, Lombard, Wood Dale and Elmhurst. If your kitchen sits over an unfinished basement, rerouting a drain or adding circuits is done from below with the ceiling open. If that basement ceiling is finished, we plan where to open it and include the patch in the estimate.

Work on the Addison kitchen estimate

Wall check before it comes out

Before a wall opens, we confirm whether it is bearing and what runs through it, such as ducts, drains or wiring, and plan the beam or the reroute.

Island framing and power

A new island gets framed, anchored to the floor and wired for the receptacles code requires.

Rough-in plumbing

The sink, dishwasher and any new fixture get new drain and supply runs, tested before drywall.

Drywall and patching

Walls and ceilings opened for the work get hung, taped and sanded to match the surface around them.

Tile backsplash

Backsplash tile goes on with clean cuts around outlets and windows, then gets grouted and sealed if the tile calls for it.

Floor across the new layout

Where cabinets or walls moved, the old floor will not cover the gaps, so we lay new flooring across the whole room.

How an Addison kitchen job is run

We measure the room, look in the basement under it, and give you a written estimate that names each trade. Any change, including what turns up when a wall opens, is priced in writing and approved by you before we go ahead. We stage the work so the sink and stove are out for as few days as the job allows, and we set up a temporary spot for the fridge and microwave. When the last coat of paint is dry, we walk the kitchen with you.

We check bearing walls before anything is cut.
Rough-in and finishes come from one crew.
Your fridge and microwave get a temporary spot.
Every change waits for your written approval.
Dust stays inside the work area.
We pull permits where the village requires them.

Kitchen Remodeling estimate in Addison

Tell us about the project and we will set a time to look at it.

FAQ

Kitchen Remodeling in Addison: questions

Can you take out the wall between my kitchen and dining room?

Often, yes. We first find out whether it is bearing and what runs through it. A bearing wall needs a beam and posts carried down to the foundation, a wall with a drain or duct in it needs a reroute, and both go on the estimate before we start.

Will my Addison kitchen remodel need a permit?

Plumbing changes, new circuits and wall removal usually do, and we pull those permits with the village and schedule the inspections. Replacing counters and a backsplash on their own usually does not.

How many days will I be without a kitchen?

A refresh is a few days. A cabinet swap usually takes two to three weeks, and counters come after the template visit, which adds lead time. We name the loud days and the days without a sink up front.

Which towns near Addison do you work in?

Villa Park, Lombard, Wood Dale and Elmhurst, along with Addison itself.

How do I get started?

Call or text (815) 585-1750. Tell us what bothers you about the kitchen now, and we will set a time to measure.

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