Local Kitchen Remodeling Expertise
San Rafael to Novato, our kitchen remodeler serves all of Marin County. We handle custom cabinets, countertops, islands, backsplashes, lighting, and flooring for every home type—from mid-century charmer to modern hillside build. Every kitchen remodeler | Marin County, CA project navigates our unique permit timeline and design-review process, so you know what comes next.
Five clear phases, from first meeting to final walkthrough.
We hear your goals, timeline, and budget. No pressure. Just real talk about what's possible in your Marin home.
Our team measures, documents, and sketches your space. We show you options—cabinet styles, tile layouts, lighting placement—all in 3D.
We file all Marin County permits, handle design review if needed. Most kitchen remodels get approved in 4–6 weeks here.
We remove old fixtures, rough-in electrical and plumbing, frame new walls. Site stays clean; dumpster managed daily.
Cabinets go in, counters set, backsplash tiled, lighting hung. Final walk-through with Marin inspector. Done.
You'll always know what's happening next—and when.
Tailored to your space. Built to last.
We build or install semi-custom cabinets for Marin kitchens—face-frame to frameless, dovetail drawers, soft-close hinges. Storage that works in tight Corte Madera spaces or sprawling San Rafael estates.

Custom cabinetry in Mill Valley kitchen, maximizing storage in compact layout.
Quartz, granite, butcher block—we measure, cut, and seal. Coastal humidity in Sausalito calls for finishes that resist moisture; we know the specifics.

Premium quartz countertops with waterfall edge in Novato home.
From food prep to seating, we size and position islands for flow. Electrical rough-in and plumbing routing handled to code, with Marin County inspection included.

Custom kitchen island with seating in San Rafael remodel.
Metro tile, subway, mosaic—we design the pattern and install with precision. Grout sealed against staining. Handles both small Tiburon updates and large open-concept kitchens.

Ceramic backsplash with geometric pattern in open-concept kitchen.
Recessed, pendant, under-cabinet, task lighting—we rough-in and finish to code. Dimmers for Marin's sunny days; proper color temp for redwood-paneled rooms.

Pendant lights and recessed lighting above kitchen island in Corte Madera home.
Tile, wood, vinyl—we handle substrate prep, waterproofing, and finish. Hillside homes near Mill Valley often need moisture management; we use the right underlayment every time.

Engineered wood flooring installed in Novato kitchen.
Marin homes have character. So do Marin permits.
Sausalito, Tiburon, and parts of Mill Valley require design review for exterior changes. We prepare materials, communicate with planners, and keep schedules on track.
Homes on slopes (common in Mill Valley, Larkspur, and Greenbrae) need structural review. We work with engineers and ensure bracing meets current code—no surprises at inspection.
Over 40 years of Marin County work means we know which jurisdictions are quick, which require extra documentation, and which inspectors care most about detail.
Humidity and salt air affect bathrooms in Sausalito and waterfront Tiburon. We specify low-VOC paints, proper venting, and sealed grout to prevent mold and moisture damage—critical in Marin's cool, damp climate.
All of Marin County, from the Golden Gate to Point Reyes.
Close to the Golden Gate Bridge, these communities blend waterfront living with hillside charm. We handle design review, seismic upgrades, and moisture control for homes overlooking the Bay.
The county's heartland. San Rafael's the biggest; mid-century and modern homes are common. Corte Madera offers quick permit turnaround. Larkspur's quiet and residential. We work in all three daily.
Growing fast, with diverse home styles. Novato offers more affordable Marin living and shorter permitting timelines. We serve Old Town renovations and newer suburban builds alike.
Serving kitchen remodeler | Marin County, CA and bathroom remodeler | Marin County, CA since the 1980s. We know the neighborhoods, inspectors, and permit quirks.
Yes. Any kitchen remodel that changes plumbing, electrical, or gas lines requires a permit. Cabinet-only refreshes sometimes don't, but we always check with your local jurisdiction first.
Standard kitchen remodels typically get approved in 4–6 weeks. If design review is needed (coastal areas, hillside homes), add 2–4 weeks. We handle all paperwork and follow-up.
Homes near open space (parts of Novato, Mill Valley, Fairfax) may have WUI restrictions on exterior materials. We review zoning upfront and specify fire-safe finishes if needed.
Coastal and bay-side humidity is high, especially in Sausalito and Tiburon. We install proper exhaust fans, use mold-resistant drywall, and seal grout carefully to prevent damage.
For a kitchen, partial displacement is common for 4–6 weeks. For bathrooms, we can often work in phases to keep one bathroom functional. We'll discuss dust control and access with you at the first visit.
Yes. A site visit and initial design consultation are complimentary. We'll show you 3D renderings and a firm estimate before you commit to anything.
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