Kitchen Remodeling in Wilmington, DE

Wilmington, Delaware

Kitchen Remodeling Built for Wilmington Homes

Wilmington kitchens are a different problem than suburban ones. The brick row homes around Trolley Square, Little Italy, and Union Park Gardens were built between 1900 and 1930 with a narrow galley at the back of the house, a rear door to the alley, and plaster over masonry that doesn't take a standard cabinet screw. The Highlands and Westover Hills colonials have more room but the same era of wiring and cast-iron waste.

We plan Wilmington kitchens around real constraints: chases we can't move, a single stack serving the whole house, and a load-in that may mean carrying cabinetry up an exterior stair or through a shared vestibule. Our crews run up I-95 from Ogletown Road in about twenty minutes, park legally, protect the entry, and work clean in a house where your neighbor's wall is your wall. The result is a modern working kitchen that still reads as part of a hundred-year-old home.

City logistics are part of every Wilmington kitchen job: residential parking permits for the crew trucks, sidewalk protection, and deliveries timed to the street's rules. In Riverfront condos we also clear the building's alteration request before demo, so the board is never surprised mid-project.