Load-bearing walls
Ranch houses often have a bearing wall between kitchen and den. Removing it means a header, a point load path and an engineer letter.
37215 · 18 minutes from the shop
Mid-century ranches and 1990s traditionals with generous footprints. This is where we build the 48 inch ranges and the butler pantries.

Housing stock
Ranch houses often have a bearing wall between kitchen and den. Removing it means a header, a point load path and an engineer letter.
48 inch ranges and 1200 CFM hoods require makeup air and panel capacity we check before design.
Larger scopes with butler pantries and sculleries tend to run 12 to 16 weeks rather than 9.
Recent in this area
Street names are illustrative for this demo, but the scopes and schedules are representative of what we do in Green Hills.

Wall removed between kitchen and den, 48 inch dual fuel range, twin dishwashers and a scullery.
Oak cabinetry refaced in rift white oak with a new quartzite island top.
Butler pantry added with a beverage center, glass uppers and a second sink.
Walls out, mechanicals re-run, shop-built cabinetry set on a new floor. One crew, one schedule, one number.
$68,000 to $145,000Read the scopeThe 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 scopeDigital template, CNC cut, hand-polished edges. We fabricate in-house, so seams land where we planned them.
$4,800 to $22,000Read the scopeWe hosted 22 people six weeks after they finished and the kitchen never looked like a kitchen mid-party. The scullery earns its space.
Danielle OseiFull kitchen remodel · November 2025
Lighting is a genuine improvement, and the panel work was clean. The scheduling slipped a week when the inspector rescheduled.
Claire BenningtonLighting & electrical · June 2025

Two hours in your kitchen with a laser and a camera, then a budget band the same week. No pressure and no design fee to find out.
4.9 from 218 homeowners · 412 kitchens since 2009 · Five year warranty
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