Open Concept Kitchen Remodel

What This Service Involves

Opening a kitchen usually means removing one or more walls, which is why this service pairs design with careful structural engineering to keep your home safe. We evaluate whether walls are load-bearing, install beams or posts as needed, and reroute any wiring, ducts, or plumbing hidden inside. In many Western Washington homes this also improves natural light, a real benefit through our long grey winters. The finished space flows seamlessly while meeting all structural and seismic code requirements.

Benefits

Brighter, more connected living space; engineered beams that maintain structural integrity; improved sightlines for entertaining and family life; seismic-compliant framing for PNW peace of mind

Our Process

1) Assess walls for load and hidden utilities; 2) Engineer beam and support solution and secure permits; 3) Remove walls, install support, and reroute utilities; 4) Finish ceilings, floors, and transitions into one seamless space

What Affects the Cost

Whether removed walls are load-bearing; size and type of engineered beam required; rerouting of electrical, HVAC, or plumbing; flooring and ceiling patching across the opened area

Best Time of Year

Late winter scheduling allows the structural work to finish before spring, giving you an airy, light-filled kitchen for summer.