Service Areas
Where We Serve
Based out of Raleigh, NC and covering the surrounding metro.
Raleigh, NCPrimary
Raleigh's growth as part of the Research Triangle means a wide mix of kitchens — century-old bungalows near Five Points and Oakwood often still have their original layout and cabinetry, while newer North Raleigh and Brier Creek homes tend to have builder-grade finishes homeowners are ready to upgrade a few years in.
Durham, NC
Home to Duke University and a revitalized downtown, Durham has a lot of older mill-district homes with kitchens that haven't been touched since the original build, alongside newer infill construction where owners are looking to personalize standard builder finishes.
Cary, NC
A large, well-planned suburb west of Raleigh where entire neighborhoods went up in the same building boom, so a lot of homes share the same builder-grade kitchen now reaching the age where owners want something that actually reflects their own taste.
Apex, NC
One of the fastest-growing towns in the Triangle, with a steady mix of newer homes still on their original builder kitchen and slightly older homes whose kitchens are due for a first real update.
Wendell, NC
A smaller, quickly growing town east of Raleigh with larger lots and older farmhouse-style homes where kitchens often need more significant layout changes to open things up.
Garner, NC
A southeast Raleigh suburb with a broad mix of home ages, from established mid-century neighborhoods with original kitchen layouts to newer development along the growing US-70 corridor.
Knightdale, NC
A fast-growing eastern Wake County suburb where most homes are still on their original builder-grade kitchen, many now old enough that the cabinets, counters, and layout are ready for a serious refresh.
Wake Forest, NC
A historic town north of Raleigh with a walkable downtown core surrounded by newer growth, so kitchen age and layout vary sharply depending on which side of town a home sits.
Fuquay-Varina, NC
One of the fastest-growing towns south of Raleigh, with a large share of newer-construction homes whose kitchens are just reaching the point where owners start upgrading standard builder finishes.
Clayton, NC
A rapidly expanding Johnston County town southeast of Raleigh, dominated by newer subdivisions where builder-grade kitchens are just starting to feel dated to the homeowners living with them.
Chapel Hill, NC
Home to UNC and known for its tree-covered, established neighborhoods, where older homes often still carry their original kitchen layout and could use both a style update and a smarter use of space.
Wilson, NC
A smaller city east of the Triangle with a good number of older homes still running their original 1960s-70s kitchen alongside newer residential development.
Fayetteville, NC
A larger city south of the Triangle with a wide range of home ages, including plenty of long-owned houses where a kitchen remodel is often the single project that adds the most value before selling or settling in for good.
Sanford, NC
A growing city southwest of the Triangle seeing new investment and population growth, with a mix of long-standing homes ready for their first major kitchen update and newer construction nearby.
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