Grosse Pointe (all five)
Tudor and colonial kitchens updated without losing the house's soul.
Serving Wayne County · BBB A+ Since 2005 · Insured
Wayne County's best neighborhoods have the metro's most character-rich kitchens: 1920s Grosse Pointe Tudors, downtown Northville Victorians, Plymouth colonials. Houses like these deserve a craftsman who fits new work to old bones instead of forcing catalog boxes into rooms that were never square.
Older Wayne County homes punish sloppy work: floors that slope, walls that wander, original millwork you'd better match. This is where twenty years of hands-on cabinetry pays off. We scribe cabinets to real walls, match crown and trim profiles to the house, and fit modern conveniences like pull-out storage and soft-close hardware into kitchens that keep their character. And the price promise doesn't change at the county line: bring any written quote and we beat it.
Tudor and colonial kitchens updated without losing the house's soul.
Custom cabinetry and trim that matches historic-district standards.
Full remodels and refacing for downtown-area colonials and new builds alike.
Value-strong refacing, countertops, and storage upgrades.
Builder-grade kitchens upgraded to custom, one van trip at a time.
Open floor plans and kitchen additions finished as one job.
Yes, and we like them. We scribe cabinetry to out-of-square walls, match existing trim and crown profiles, and fit modern soft-close storage into kitchens that keep their original character.
No. The van, the price promise, and the 20-year BBB A+ guarantee are the same in Grosse Pointe as they are in Sterling Heights.
Usually, yes. Refacing with new soft-close doors, ceiling-height uppers, quartz countertops, and pull-out storage transforms most kitchens for roughly half the cost of replacement, in days instead of weeks.
Mon–Fri 9:30–5 · Sat 10–3 · 20 years BBB accredited, A+ rated