Trusted Kitchen Remodeler in Metairie, LA

A basic cabinet pull-and-replace with new counters usually wraps up in four to six weeks once materials arrive. If we are pulling down walls, moving gas lines, rerouting plumbing, or waiting on custom cabinet builds, expect eight to twelve weeks. Permit processing in Jefferson Parish and lead times on custom stone or cabinet orders also play a role. We set a realistic schedule upfront and keep you posted on daily progress.

We cover all of Metairie, including Old Metairie, Bucktown, and neighborhoods near the lake, along with nearby parts of Jefferson Parish and the New Orleans area. Being local means we can drop by job sites quickly and respond fast when you call.

We do. Any renovation that involves moving electrical circuits, plumbing stacks, gas lines, or load-bearing framing requires a permit through the Jefferson Parish Department of Inspection and Code Enforcement. As a licensed contractor, we prepare the paperwork, pull the permits, and schedule all required parish inspections.

Good design comes down to how you move between your sink, stove, and fridge. During the initial walk-through, we look at where your traffic jams happen now and figure out where to add counter space, how wide your aisles should be, and whether an island or a peninsula makes sense for your square footage.

If your current layout works fine and your plumbing and wiring are already in good spots, staying within that footprint saves significant labor. That lets you put your money straight into nicer custom cabinets, quartz tops, a tile backsplash, and upgraded lighting without spending on framing or pipe relocation.

Granite is a natural slab, so every piece is unique. It holds up exceptionally well to heat, though it needs to be sealed every year or two to prevent oil stains. Quartz is engineered from natural stone and resin, making it completely non-porous. It never needs sealing, resists staining from coffee and wine, and comes in very consistent patterns. We bring samples of both so you can see how they feel in your lighting.

Kitchens drive home value more than almost any other room. Buyers in Metairie pay attention to cabinet quality, counter materials, and layout flow. Upgrading from worn laminates and original cabinets to solid wood boxes and stone tops creates lasting equity and makes the house far easier to sell down the road.

Set up a temporary kitchen station in your dining room or den with a microwave, toaster oven, mini-fridge, and coffee maker. Empty out every cabinet and drawer completely, and move fragile items off shared walls in adjacent rooms. On our end, we set up plastic containment barriers and floor protection to keep dust from drifting into the rest of the house.