Kitchen & Bath Contractor across Middle Tennessee

Kitchen & Bath Contractor across Middle Tennessee

Kitchen and bath contractors who finish the design and the price before the sledgehammer, and finish the job with the same crew that started it.

Remodelers taking Nashville kitchens and baths also work Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville — 65 towns across 12 counties. The houses are not the same in any two of those towns, and neither is the kitchen and bathroom remodeling work:

• Nashville. Pre-war kitchens and baths are small, plumbed in galvanized and cast iron, and often the only bathroom in the house; a remodel here is a plumbing job with tile on top, and the schedule has to keep the house livable.
• Brentwood. Late-eighties and nineties kitchens have the oak cabinets, laminate counters and cultured-marble vanities of their decade, on a layout worth keeping; refacing and countertops carry these a long way.
• Murfreesboro. The 2000s kitchen is builder-grade on a decent layout — the honest remodel is countertops, backsplash, lighting and a better island rather than a gut, unless the plan is genuinely wrong.
• Hendersonville. Seventies and eighties kitchens were built around a soffit and a peninsula, and the remodel that opens them up usually finds a bearing question in the wall between kitchen and family room.
• Columbia. Pre-war kitchens and baths are small, plumbed in galvanized and cast iron, and often the only bathroom in the house; a remodel here is a plumbing job with tile on top, and the schedule has to keep the house livable.
• Lebanon. Rural kitchens and baths run on wells and septic, and a remodel that adds fixtures or moves drains has to respect the septic capacity; the contractor asks first.