Glenwood Springs · Roaring Fork Valley
Kitchen remodeling in Glenwood Springs
From new cabinets and counters to taking the kitchen back to the studs and starting over. We handle the cabinets, tile, flooring, drywall and trim ourselves.
Kitchens are the work we most want to do, and they are where doing the trades in-house matters most. Cabinets have to land level before counters get templated, the backsplash has to meet the cabinet run cleanly, and the flooring has to run under the toe kick correctly. When one small crew owns all of it, those hand-offs stop being the place where the schedule slips.
We work at both ends of the budget. Painted shaker cabinets with butcher block and subway tile make a very good-looking kitchen for sensible money. Natural wood cabinets with stone counters and floating shelves are a different budget, and we build those too.
You deal with one crew, not a list of trades. Max’s own crew does the demolition, framing, drywall, tile, flooring, trim and paint — the heavy parts that a cabinet showroom sends out to someone else.
Scope
What the work covers
- Cabinet layout and installation
- Countertop coordination and templating
- Tile backsplashes, full-height included
- Sink, faucet and appliance set
- Flooring installation
- Drywall, plaster and paint
- Trim, toe kick and finish carpentry
- Removing and rebuilding walls
- Open shelving and built-ins
Our work
Recent Kitchen Remodeling projects around Glenwood Springs
Before and after
Start to finish
Questions
Common questions
Is the estimate free?
For most kitchens, yes. Text a few photos of the space and we will set a time to come measure.
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
Scope decides it, and the countertop fabricator usually sets the pace: templating only happens once the cabinets are in, and the stone comes back when it comes back. A cabinet, counter, tile and flooring remodel is normally measured in weeks; moving walls or plumbing makes it longer. You get a real schedule with the estimate rather than a guess.
Can we stay in the house during the work?
Usually yes. You will be without a kitchen for part of it, so we talk through a temporary setup and sequence the work to keep the rest of the house livable.
Can you move or remove walls?
Yes. Opening a kitchen to the living room is common work for us. If the wall carries load, the building department will want it engineered — that is a separate engineer’s fee, and we tell you at the estimate whether your job needs one. Max pulls the permits.
Do you supply the cabinets or do we?
Either way works. Some clients order their own cabinets and we install; often it is simpler for us to handle the order so the sizes, fillers and hardware all match the layout.
Where we take this work
Based in Glenwood Springs. We take kitchen remodeling jobs in Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Missouri Heights, El Jebel, Basalt, Redstone, Marble, Old Snowmass, Woody Creek, Snowmass Village, Aspen, New Castle, Silt, Rifle, Gypsum, Eagle, Vail and Minturn. See the full service area, or ask for a free estimate.