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You’re tired of working around that cramped, outdated layout. You want counters that don’t chip, cabinets that close properly, and enough space to actually cook without bumping into everything.
Most Bay Shore kitchens were built in the 1960s when families cooked differently. Your kitchen should work for how you live now—whether that’s quick weekday meals, weekend entertaining, or just having enough storage so your counters aren’t cluttered.
We handle everything from permits to final cleanup, so you get a kitchen that functions better, looks better, and adds real value to your home.
We’ve been handling interior renovations across Suffolk County for almost ten years. We know Bay Shore homes, from the post-war Cape Cods to the split-levels built in the housing boom.
Bay Shore homeowners have seen their property values climb as the community has revitalized over the past decade. Your kitchen renovation should reflect that upward trajectory—quality work that adds real value, not just pretty pictures.
We’re licensed, insured, and we handle permits properly. No shortcuts, no surprises, just professional work from people who understand what it takes to renovate in Suffolk County.
First, we come look at your space and listen to what you actually want. No high-pressure sales pitch, just an honest conversation about what makes sense for your kitchen and your budget.
We handle all permits and coordinate with Suffolk County requirements. You don’t have to figure out building codes or chase down inspectors—that’s our job.
During construction, we keep you informed about what’s happening and when. We clean up daily because we know you still live here. When we’re done, you get a kitchen that works better and looks exactly like what we agreed on.
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Every kitchen remodel includes custom cabinetry designed for your space, professional countertop installation, proper electrical and plumbing work, and quality flooring that can handle Bay Shore’s humidity and temperature changes.
Bay Shore’s older homes often need electrical updates to handle modern appliances safely. We upgrade circuits, add proper GFCI protection, and ensure everything meets current codes. Many Bay Shore kitchens also benefit from improved ventilation—we install proper exhaust systems that actually remove cooking odors and moisture.
We source materials locally when possible and work with suppliers who understand Long Island’s delivery challenges. Your project timeline accounts for realistic material lead times, not wishful thinking.
Kitchen remodeling in Bay Shore typically ranges from $25,000 to $75,000, depending on the size of your kitchen and the level of renovation you choose. Minor updates like new countertops, cabinet refacing, and appliances usually start around $25,000.
Full kitchen renovations with custom cabinets, new flooring, and layout changes generally run $45,000 to $75,000. The final cost depends on your specific choices for materials, appliances, and any structural work needed.
We provide detailed estimates upfront so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No surprise costs, no hidden fees—just honest pricing for quality work.
Yes, most kitchen remodels in Bay Shore require permits, especially if you’re changing plumbing, electrical, or structural elements. Suffolk County requires permits for electrical work, plumbing changes, and any modifications to load-bearing walls.
The permit process typically takes 2-3 weeks and costs between $300-$1,000 depending on the scope of work. We handle all permit applications and inspections as part of our service—you don’t need to deal with the paperwork or coordinate with inspectors.
Working without permits can cause problems when you sell your home, so we always pull the proper permits to protect your investment.
Most kitchen remodels in Bay Shore take 4-8 weeks from start to finish, depending on the complexity of the project. Simple updates like countertops and cabinet refacing can be completed in 2-3 weeks.
Full renovations with custom cabinets, new flooring, and electrical work typically take 6-8 weeks. We factor in material delivery times, which can be longer on Long Island, and coordinate all trades to keep the project moving efficiently.
We provide a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated throughout the process. Rush jobs usually mean cut corners, so we plan properly to deliver quality work on schedule.
Most Bay Shore homes were built with smaller, closed-off kitchens typical of 1950s-1970s design. Opening up the kitchen to adjacent rooms often creates better flow and makes the space feel larger without adding square footage.
Galley kitchens can be transformed into L-shaped or U-shaped layouts by removing a wall (if it’s not load-bearing). Adding an island or peninsula provides extra counter space and storage, which most Bay Shore kitchens desperately need.
We evaluate your home’s structure to determine what changes are possible. Sometimes simple modifications like moving a doorway or extending into an adjacent room can dramatically improve functionality.
Yes, especially in Bay Shore’s older homes. Most kitchens built before 1990 don’t have adequate electrical capacity for modern appliances and lighting. Today’s kitchens need dedicated circuits for refrigerators, dishwashers, microwaves, and garbage disposals.
We typically upgrade the electrical panel if needed and add GFCI outlets as required by current codes. Proper electrical work prevents tripped breakers, ensures appliances run efficiently, and keeps your family safe.
Upgrading electrical during renovation is much easier and less expensive than doing it later. We coordinate electrical work with the rest of your project to minimize disruption and ensure everything is properly integrated.
Absolutely. Many Bay Shore homeowners get excellent results working within their existing kitchen footprint, especially when budget or structural limitations make expansion impractical. Smart design can dramatically improve functionality without moving walls.
We focus on maximizing storage with custom cabinets that reach the ceiling, adding pull-out drawers, and creating more counter space through better layout. Sometimes moving the sink or relocating appliances creates a more efficient work triangle.
Even keeping the same footprint, you can achieve a completely transformed kitchen that works better for how your family actually cooks and lives. We’ll show you options that make the most of your existing space.
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