Kitchen remodeler in Strongsville, OH

Homes built in Strongsville during the 1980s and 1990s were designed with large kitchen footprints — often 200 square feet or more — but finished with the cabinet quality that was standard for production builds of that era. The boxes are typically particleboard with a laminate wrap, the drawer slides are side-mount rather than full-extension, and the door style is a raised panel that has not aged well. These kitchens have the space to be genuinely great; they just need the cabinetry to match.

Strongsville's larger homes often have kitchen layouts that include an island, a peninsula, or both — and the original builder-grade island cabinets are usually the first thing homeowners want to replace. Our Custom Kitchen Design service starts by measuring the actual space and modeling the new layout in 3D before anything is ordered. In a Strongsville kitchen with 10-foot ceilings and a large island run, getting the proportions right in the design phase saves significant time and cost during installation.

We work across the full range of Strongsville neighborhoods, from the established streets near City Center to the newer developments along the Shurmer Road and Howe Road corridors. Homes in the southeast quadrant tend to be larger and have more complex cabinet runs, while homes in the northwest are often more compact. We plan each project around the specific home rather than applying a standard approach.