Kitchen Remodeling

How long a kitchen remodel takes depends on how extensive a remodel you’re looking for and what you want done. On average, a kitchen remodel in Grand Rapids can take between 10-12 weeks.

A kitchen remodel in Grand Rapids, Jenison, Allendale, and Kentwood can include a variety of different projects, including new custom cabinetry, new appliances, new countertops, tile and flooring, new paint on the walls, and custom lighting.

It can depend on a few different factors. If you’re only looking for cosmetic changes, you may not need a permit, but if you’re making plumbing, electrical, or structural changes, a permit is necessary. Either way, our team at Engelhard Construction in West Michigan will take care of any permits that are needed.

Absolutely! Many homebuyers in Kentwood, Hudsonville, Grand Rapids, and Allendale are looking for an updated and modern kitchen. By remodeling your kitchen, you can make your home much more appealing to potential buyers.

How much your kitchen remodel costs will depend on what changes and updates you’re looking to make to your Grand Rapids kitchen. Once we know your goals, we can provide you with a quote.

You will likely not be able to use your kitchen during the remodel. You’ll want to set up a temporary kitchen somewhere else in your home while the work is being done.

Yes! As the work will only be in the kitchen area, you can likely still live comfortably in your home. Setting up a temporary kitchen will likely be necessary. But if you’re normally at home most of the day and think the construction process might bother you, staying at a local West Michigan hotel or friend's house may be a better option.

As there are a variety of skills and expertise needed to properly remodel a kitchen, it’s typically not something you want to do yourself. This is especially true if plumbing and electrical work needs to be done and you don’t have experience in those fields.

The kitchen remodel process will start with demolition and removing everything that’s no longer needed. Next, structure changes will be made, plumbing and electrical projects done, and walls installed and painted. From there, flooring, cabinets, and countertops will be brought in. After that, it’s just appliances, fixtures, and lighting that need to be installed.