Kitchen Remodeling

There are several smart design strategies that can make a small kitchen feel more open and spacious. Using lighter cabinet colors, reflective surfaces like glass tile or polished stone, and maximizing natural or layered lighting all help. Open shelving, streamlined cabinetry, and efficient layouts are especially popular in Long Island homes where space optimization is key.

In most Long Island towns, a permit is required if your kitchen renovation involves electrical, plumbing, structural changes, or moving walls. Simple cosmetic updates like cabinets or countertops may not require permits, but local building departments vary. We help homeowners navigate the permitting process and ensure all work complies with local codes.

The best appliance brand depends on your budget, cooking habits, and kitchen layout. Popular choices among Long Island homeowners include reliable mid-range brands as well as high-end options for custom kitchens. We guide clients toward appliances that balance performance, durability, and energy efficiency while fitting seamlessly into the design.

Absolutely. We work closely with homeowners to select colors, tiles, and finishes that match their style and complement their home’s architecture. Whether you prefer a modern, coastal, or traditional Long Island look, we help narrow down choices that are both timeless and practical.

Durability and moisture resistance are key for kitchen flooring. Porcelain tile, luxury vinyl plank, and engineered hardwood are popular choices in Long Island homes because they handle heavy traffic and temperature changes well. We’ll recommend the best option based on your lifestyle, budget, and design goals.