Custom kitchens designed in 3D first, then built by one team, from layout and cabinetry to stone, lighting and the final walkthrough.
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We design and build kitchens for homeowners who plan to stay in their homes. Every project starts with a visit and careful measurements, then a 3D model of your new kitchen, so you see the layout, cabinets and finishes before anything is torn out.
When you approve the design, the same team pulls the permits and builds it, with one project manager from the first day to the final walkthrough. Our office is in Redmond. We remodel kitchens across the Eastside and Seattle, and we take projects from Olympia to Everett.
We measure, plan the workflow and show you the kitchen in 3D before anything is torn out.
Semi-custom to fully custom cabinets, tall pantry walls and panel-ready appliances.
Quartz and natural stone, waterfall edges, peninsulas and seating islands.
Hardwood, tile and luxury vinyl, laid over a level, moisture-checked subfloor.
Recessed, pendant and under-cabinet lighting, with circuits sized for new appliances.
Sinks, gas lines and range hoods moved and vented correctly for Northwest humidity.
Our office is at 7981 168th Ave NE in Redmond, so the Eastside is close to home. We design and build kitchens in Redmond, Kirkland, Bellevue, Sammamish, Issaquah, Mercer Island and Medina, and we handle the permit process with each city.
See Stefan’s opened-up kitchen in KirklandWe remodel kitchens in Seattle’s established neighborhoods, from the lakefront homes east of downtown to view homes on Magnolia and Queen Anne.
Lakefront and classic homes near the beach and village, where views and original details shape the design.
Large historic homes near the Arboretum, where we update kitchens while keeping the home’s character.
Homes in the gated golf community, where projects are planned around the community’s guidelines.
Waterfront and view homes on the peninsula in northeast Seattle, many ready for a full update.
Lake-view homes on generous lots, where kitchens are opened up to light and views.
Historic homes on the slopes above Lake Washington, where older structures need careful planning.
Historic homes between the Arboretum and the Montlake Cut, many with original kitchens.
Mid-century homes with Lake Washington views, ready for open layouts and modern finishes.
Bluff and view homes overlooking Puget Sound and the Olympics, where moisture and views guide the design.
Craftsman and historic homes on the hill, where we modernize kitchens while keeping the period details.
A well-planned cabinet installation improves kitchen function, storage flow, and long-term durability. The process focuses on precise measurements, solid wall anchoring, level alignment, and balanced spacing. Proper fastening, door clearance, and load distribution help prevent sagging, misalignment, and hardware strain while supporting daily use in busy kitchen environments over time.
Every one of these kitchens was modeled in 3D before demolition. Watch each design turn into the finished room. Hover to pause.
U-shaped layout, stacked uppers and a peninsula.
Full-height pantry wall and a black waterfall peninsula.
A wide quartz island in front of an L-shaped run.
From plan, to opened up, to the finished room.
Your project starts the same way: we measure your home, model the room in 3D, and refine it with you until it feels right. Then we build exactly what you approved.
Start with a 3D designMost kitchen problems start with small planning mistakes: cabinets spaced too tight to open, an island that blocks the walkway, or a vent that can’t carry moisture out. We plan around how you cook and move, then check the walls, subfloor and wiring before anything new goes in.
Cabinets, counters and fixtures are anchored and leveled so they stay that way. It’s the work you don’t see that keeps a kitchen working for years without callbacks.
We visit your home, measure, and talk through how you want to live in the space.
You see the room in 3D, choose finishes, and get a detailed written price.
We handle permits, and one project manager leads our crews from start to finish.
We walk through every detail with you before we hand over your finished room.
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“Great experience working with David and his crew, they finished my project very quickly and with very good quality. I would work with them again, and I’ve recommended them to neighbors.”
“They made the whole process much less stressful and helped me choose great cabinet materials. The quality is excellent, and the color and design came out even better than I expected.”
“I recently had NW Expert Builders design and install my new kitchen, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! The new marble countertops are stunning and perfectly complement the cherry cabinets.”
Four quick questions, and a live price range for your project on the Eastside. No email needed to see it.
Pick the project closest to yours. You can change it any time.
Many Eastside and Seattle homes mix newer updates with older framing and wiring, and a kitchen is usually where that shows. We measure and check conditions first, then schedule framing, electrical, plumbing and finishes so each trade follows the last without gaps. Hidden issues like uneven floors or old connections are fixed before walls and floors are closed up.
The questions homeowners ask us most about kitchen projects in Seattle and on the Eastside.
Get my price rangeA kitchen remodel that keeps the main layout (about 150–200 sq ft) typically runs $45K–$85K. Custom cabinetry, moving walls, plumbing or gas, and premium appliances take it higher, up to about $172K for a fully custom layout change. The estimator above shows the range for your plan. See our kitchen remodel cost guide for the full breakdown.
Kitchen remodeling timelines vary based on layout changes, material lead times, and the condition of existing structures. Most projects move through planning, preparation, installation, and finishing phases over several weeks. Early measurements, utility checks, and scheduling help keep work moving steadily and reduce pauses caused by unexpected structural or material issues.
Inspections help uncover uneven subfloors, moisture exposure, outdated wiring, or framing movement that may not be visible at first glance. Addressing these issues early prevents surface damage later and reduces the chance of rework.
In many cases, yes. Layout improvements often involve cabinet repositioning, appliance spacing adjustments, and workflow refinements rather than structural alterations. As long as load-bearing elements remain untouched and utilities are evaluated properly, kitchens can gain better function without extensive framing changes or added construction complexity.
Seattle’s consistent moisture levels influence material selection, ventilation planning, and sealing methods. Cabinets, surfaces, and wall materials must handle humidity without swelling or warping. Proper airflow and moisture control help extend material lifespan and reduce common issues like joint separation, surface staining, and hidden condensation buildup.
Long-term durability depends on proper anchoring, balanced spacing, moisture-resistant materials, and routine checkups. Cabinets, countertops, and fixtures experience daily stress, so correct installation and periodic inspections help prevent sagging, loosening, or surface wear as the kitchen continues to be used over time.
Yes. We prepare the 3D design and drawings, pull the permits, and build with our own crews, with one project manager from the first visit to the final walkthrough.
Tell us about your project and we’ll set up a free design consultation at your home.
7981 168th Ave NE, Ste 112
Redmond, WA 98052
Sun–Fri, 7am–6pm
Free, at your home. We’ll confirm a time within one business day.
Prefer to talk? Call (206) 825-4153
Expect a call from our Redmond studio within one business day to confirm your visit.
