We remodel kitchens in CT with full masonry capability. Stone counters, brick backsplashes, structural wall changes, custom range hoods, and full project management. Our masonry background means no subcontractors for the stonework. 15 years on the job.
Most kitchen remodel issues come from bad planning or contractor coordination problems. Sometimes we are called to finish projects that other contractors started and walked away from.
Previous contractor stopped showing up. Project sat for months. Materials are partly installed. We come in, assess what is done and what needs to happen, and finish the project.
We assess and finish what others left behindCounters cracked during install. Seams visible. Cabinets not strong enough to hold the stone counter weight. We handle counter problems by removing and reinstalling or reinforcing cabinets.
We remove, reinforce, and reinstall properlyWall the previous contractor wanted to remove turned out to be load-bearing. These mid-project surprises require structural engineering and code-compliant solutions.
We solve structural surprises with real solutionsEvery kitchen remodel includes the same project management standards. The specific work varies by scope. Here is what shows up on every project.
Initial design consultation and scope definition
Written estimate with detailed line items and timeline
Permit handling with your local CT building department
Demolition and disposal of existing kitchen materials
Trade coordination (plumbing, electrical, HVAC) when needed
Cabinet installation and structural prep
Stone or quartz counter fabrication and installation
Masonry work: backsplashes, range hoods, accent walls
Final finishing including paint, trim, and hardware
Walkthrough with you and care instructions
Five steps from first call to finished kitchen. Bigger projects than other masonry work, which means more planning and longer timelines.
We meet in the kitchen, listen to what you want, talk about layout, materials, and budget realistically.
Detailed estimate with line items, timeline, and milestones. Material selections finalized before work starts.
Pull required permits. Disconnect utilities. Demo existing kitchen. Prepare for structural and rough-in work.
Structural work, plumbing, electrical, cabinets, counters, masonry, all coordinated in proper sequence.
Final paint, trim, hardware, and cleanup. Walk the kitchen with you, address punch list items.

Done Right.
On Schedule.
Kitchen materials vary widely based on style and budget. Here are the categories we work with most.

Granite, marble, soapstone. Natural stone counters that last decades. Each slab is unique.

Engineered stone with consistent color and pattern. Lower maintenance than natural stone.

Natural stone or brick veneer behind the range or full backsplash. Real masonry, not tile.

Stone or stucco surround over a metal hood. Becomes a focal point above the range.
Not sure which scope fits your kitchen?
We talk through options and give you an honest estimate.
Most kitchen contractors subcontract stone counters and brick backsplashes. We do that work ourselves. One contractor, one crew, no coordination problems.
We give realistic timelines and stick to them. If something changes, we tell you immediately and discuss the cost impact before doing the work.
We handle the plumber, electrician, and other trades so you do not. That coordination is half of running a good kitchen project.
Kitchen remodels go bad for predictable reasons. Most have nothing to do with the materials and everything to do with planning and contractor management.
Estimates without line items create disputes during the project. We give written estimates with everything broken out.
Some contractors start three jobs at once and stretch each one out. Your kitchen sits half done for weeks. We give you a real timeline and stick to it.
Wall ends up load-bearing. Plumbing in the wrong place. We open walls early to find surprises before the rest of the work commits.
Plumber shows up but cabinets are not ready. Bad sequencing kills kitchen projects. We schedule trades in proper order.
Different remodel scopes need different approaches. Here is what we get called for most in CT homes.
Complete tear-out and rebuild. New layout, new cabinets, new counters, new everything. Permits required.
Keep the layout, update the finishes. New counters, new backsplash, new appliances, refaced or painted cabinets.
Adding stone counters, brick backsplashes, or custom range hoods to an existing kitchen.
Straight answers from 15 years of kitchen projects across Connecticut. No fluff.
Wide range. A masonry-focused update like new counters and backsplash runs lower. A full remodel with new layout, cabinets, and trades runs much higher. CT pricing also varies by town. We come out, listen to what you want, and put a written estimate with detailed line items in your hands within a few business days.
Depends on scope. A counter and backsplash update can finish in 1 to 3 weeks. A refresh with cabinets and finishes runs 3 to 6 weeks. A full remodel with structural changes and trades coordination is 6 to 12 weeks.
Usually no for full remodels. The kitchen will be out of service for most of the project. We help you plan a temporary kitchen setup. Refresh projects sometimes allow partial use.
Yes. Full kitchen remodels in CT always need permits, especially if plumbing, electrical, or structural work is involved. We pull the permits and coordinate inspections. You do not deal with town hall.
Stone is unique, beautiful, and lasts decades but needs occasional sealing. Quartz is consistent, low maintenance, and resists stains better. We show you samples of both on the design meeting and you pick.
Sometimes. Depends on the layout, the floor space, and what is under the floor for electrical and plumbing. We assess feasibility on the site visit.
We work in 7 CT cities. Pick yours below for project details and photos from work we have done in your area.
Kitchen remodels often connect to other masonry work in the home. Here is what we get asked to add at the same time.
Many homeowners remodel kitchen and bathroom together. Same contractor, coordinated timeline.
Learn MoreLiving room fireplaces often get updated when kitchens get remodeled. We do both as one project.
Learn MoreKitchen remodels sometimes connect to outdoor patios with stone walls. We coordinate indoor and outdoor.
Learn MoreLooking for something else? We offer 12 masonry services across Connecticut.
Tell us what you want to do with your kitchen. We come out, listen, measure the space, and put a real number in writing. Realistic pricing, realistic timeline.
Vicente will call you back today or tomorrow with a real number — no guesses, no pressure.