Most Sammamish homes are larger plateau builds from the 1990s and 2000s, and their kitchens are now hitting the age where the builder-grade finishes feel dated. Homeowners here are updating to a higher spec and opening those kitchens to the great room.
We remodel Sammamish kitchens with custom cabinetry and smarter layouts, bringing those plateau homes up to a real finish standard.
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The typical Sammamish kitchen was builder-grade when the home went up and shows it now. We rework the layout, often opening further to the great room, and replace the original cabinetry with custom or quality semi-custom work fit to the space. Opening these layouts usually means a load-bearing wall, which we handle along with the finish.
Where the builder used stock sizes and quick installs, we build and fit cabinetry to the room with tight reveals and real storage. On a large plateau home that upgrade in finish is what makes the kitchen feel custom rather than just refreshed.
If it's original to a 90s-or-2000s plateau home, almost certainly. Those builder kitchens are at the age where a remodel makes a real difference in how the home lives and shows.
Yes, and it's a common Sammamish request. It usually involves a load-bearing wall, which we handle with the cabinetry, engineering, and permitting.
Yes. We build or fit cabinetry to your kitchen exactly rather than installing stock sizes, which is what makes it read as custom.
Several weeks of active build once permits and materials are in hand. Cabinetry lead time is usually the long pole, so we order early.
We serve Sammamish and the rest of King County. Reach out and we'll take it from there.