Kitchen Remodeling by Advance Construction Pros in Kansas City, KS
Advance Construction Pros does full kitchen remodels in Kansas City, Kansas, from cabinet and countertop replacement through to moving walls and changing the layout.
The layout question comes first
Most Kansas City homes from the mid century era were built with the kitchen as a closed off work room, walled away from the dining and living space. That was normal then and it is the single biggest complaint we hear now. Before talking about door styles and countertop material, the real question is whether that wall comes out.
Sometimes it can, easily. Sometimes it is carrying load and needs a beam, which is a real cost but an entirely solvable one. Either way you should know that before you fall in love with a design.
What a full remodel includes
- Design and layout: including whether a wall can be opened and what it takes
- Cabinet installation: new cabinetry, or refinishing and refacing where the boxes are sound
- Countertops: templated and installed, including granite and quartz
- Backsplash and tile work
- Plumbing and electrical: relocating sinks, adding circuits, and getting outlet placement right
- Flooring: typically LVP, which handles a kitchen far better than wood
Where kitchen budgets actually go wrong
Not on cabinets. On the surprises inside the walls once they are open, and on decisions changed midway through. Older Kansas City kitchens routinely turn up undersized electrical service, drain lines that no longer meet code, and subfloors that need attention once the old flooring comes up.
We would rather find those in week one and tell you than discover them in week four and hand you a change order. That means the walk through before we quote is longer and more annoying than a quick number over the phone. It is also the reason our projects finish near the number we started with.
Many homeowners run bathroom remodeling at the same time to keep the disruption to a single stretch.
Get a straight answer on your project
Call or text (913) 725-8790 and talk to an owner, not a call center. We will look at the job, tell you what it actually needs, and put it in writing.