Remodeling Springfield kitchens
Springfield’s houses span well over a century, and the kitchens show it. Older homes near Enos Park and Vinegar Hill were built when the kitchen was a closed work room at the back of the house, and many owners now want it opened to the dining room. Post-war ranches tend to have galley kitchens with good bones and too little counter space. Newer homes on the west side usually have the right footprint and just need new surfaces.
Each of those calls for a different plan, which is why the first visit is about measuring your room and hearing how you use it before anyone talks about finishes.
Working in older homes
Opening a wall in an older house means finding out what’s inside it, whether that’s a load-bearing beam, a plumbing stack, or wiring that predates the kitchen. We check before we price, so the proposal covers what the house actually needs.
Read more about full kitchen remodels in Springfield.
