Historic district review
Germantown is a historic preservation district. Interior work is generally fine, but any exterior duct or window change needs a permit review, which we file.
37208 · 6 minutes from the shop
Kitchens built in Germantown properly
Brick row houses, converted warehouses and tight urban lots. Germantown kitchens reward careful millwork more than square footage.
Housing stock
What we usually find behind the drywall
- Restored 1880s brick row houses with narrow galley kitchens at the rear
- Condo and warehouse conversions with concrete floors and limited plumbing routes
- Newer townhomes with three-story stairs and one very narrow front door
Concrete slab routing
In converted warehouses, moving a sink means coring the slab. We confirm feasibility with the building engineer before quoting.
Delivery access
We build cabinetry to fit through the actual stair and doorway, which is why we assemble some boxes on site.
Recent in this area
Three builds we finished nearby
Street names are illustrative for this demo, but the scopes and schedules are representative of what we do in Germantown.
- 01
Monroe Street row house
1920s galley opened into the dining room with a structural header. Honed marble and a brass rail.
- 02
Fifth Avenue loft
Blackened steel shelving, honed granite island and full-height slab behind an induction cooktop.
- 03
Madison Street townhome
Refacing plus new stone and a rebuilt pantry wall, completed in fourteen days.
Most requested in Germantown
Small and galley kitchens
Under 120 square feet, planned to the inch. Shallow cabinets, 24 inch appliances, and storage in the places nobody uses.
$32,000 to $72,000Read the scopeCabinet refacing and redoors
Sound boxes stay, everything you touch gets replaced. New doors, drawer boxes, skins and hardware in about two weeks.
$14,500 to $34,000Read the scopeIslands and seating
The piece everyone leans on. Built as furniture, wired for real life, sized so nobody is trapped against the wall.
$9,500 to $38,000Read the scope
What Germantown clients said
They removed a wall I had been told for six years could not be removed. The header sits flush and the ceiling line is dead straight.
Priya RaghavanFull kitchen remodel · March 2026
The zellige was sorted before it went up so the color variation looks intentional. They drew the wall elevation first, which I appreciated.
Devon AchebeBacksplash & tile · May 2025
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