Typical scope
Layout reconfiguration, custom cabinetry, islands, appliance integration, stone surfaces, pantry storage, lighting, plumbing, flooring and finish carpentry.
Custom kitchen renovations
Designed around the way you cook, gather and move.
For homeowners who want the kitchen to work as architecture, not a collection of cabinets and appliances fitted into the old plan.
Function first, then refinement.
The best visual result usually comes from solving workflow, proportion and integration before choosing surface finishes.
Design and construction priorities
Clearances, work zones, appliance doors, task lighting, outlet locations, ventilation and continuous sightlines into adjacent living areas.
Permits and inspections
Cabinet replacement alone may not require a building permit, while structural openings and significant plumbing, gas or electrical changes can trigger approvals and inspections.
CoreReno’s approach
We coordinate site conditions with cabinetry and trade requirements so critical dimensions and rough-ins are resolved before installation.
The first conversation
Bring the appliance list, the storage problems you want solved and examples of how the family cooks and gathers. Those decisions shape the layout before the finishes begin.
Kitchen story
Designed around the way you cook, gather and move.
We study appliance positions, prep zones, clearances, lighting, ventilation and the connection to adjoining rooms before the visible finishes.
See the completed kitchen story →Before you renovate
Four decisions that shape the kitchen.
Layout
Moving services or walls changes cost.
Appliances
Specifications affect cabinetry and power.
Storage
Plan millwork around real use.
Connections
Include transitions to adjoining rooms.