The kitchen is the heart of the home—a central space where cooking, daily routines, and family gatherings meet. A kitchen remodel breathes new life into your home by improving layout, adding durable modern materials, and tailoring the design to your lifestyle. By eliminating everyday hassle and creating a warm, functional space, a fresh kitchen renovation enhances daily living and brings people together.
Jacoby kitchen remodel 2022
Explore a selection of our completed kitchen remodels in the gallery below. From modern layout transformations to custom cabinetry and high-end finishes, these featured projects showcase the quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and personalized design we bring to every home.
A successful kitchen remodel follows five distinct phases to keep the project on schedule, on budget, and up to our high standards.
Define project scope, timeline, and target budget.
Finalize floor plans, structural changes, and mechanical adjustments.
Select and order finish materials (cabinets, countertops, flooring, tile, fixtures) early to prevent schedule delays.
Select and schedule sub-contractors aligned with the project schedule.
Submit plans to the local building department to secure permits, if necessary.
Orders construction materials and schedule for delivery.
Recieve, inspect and inventory finish materials.
Demo: Tear out existing fixtures, walls, flooring, and cabinetry as needed.
Structural Modifications: Frame new walls, headers, or drop-ceilings.
Rough-In Trades: Run new electrical wiring, plumbing pipes, and HVAC ductwork inside the exposed framing either by contractor or sub-contractors.
Rough Inspections: Pass city/county trade inspections before closing up walls.
Enclosure: Install insulation, drywall, tape, mud, and texture.
Hard Finishes: Set cabinets, lay flooring, and install countertops, tile surrounds and floors, and trim/casing.
Paint & Fixtures: Apply primer and final paint, then install light fixtures, plumbing trim, outlets, and hardware.
Schedule and pass final inspections.
Perform a pre-final walkthrough to identify any cosmetic flaws or minor adjustments.
Complete the punch list (touch-up paint, cabinet adjustments, hardware tweaks).
Conduct the final walkthrough to approve finished work, review warranty details, and sign off on project completion.