ServicesKitchen Remodeling
Kitchen Remodeling in Bedford
A leak under the sink or water from a storm can ruin a kitchen floor and the wall behind it fast. We find how far the water went, fix what's underneath and rebuild the room so you can cook in it again.
When a Kitchen Remodel Is the Right Call
Some kitchens just wear out. Others get hit all at once by a slow drip behind the dishwasher, a burst supply line or rain coming through after a hailstorm. Either way, the stain you can see is usually the small part. Water runs along the subfloor and wicks up into drywall and insulation where you can't see it.
We open things up, measure moisture and show you photos of what we found. Then we tell you plainly whether a repair will hold or whether it makes more sense to rework the room. If you've been thinking about moving the sink or opening a wall, this is often the cheapest time to do it, because the walls and floor are already coming apart.
If the water reached past the kitchen, we can fold it into a whole home remodeling project instead of running two jobs.
What the Work Includes
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Tear-out of wet materials
We remove wet or swollen flooring, drywall and insulation. We cut back until the readings come up dry, not just until the stain stops.
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Subfloor and framing repair
Particleboard and OSB swell and lose strength once they soak. We replace soft sections and check the framing and sill plate for rot.
- 03
Plumbing for sink, dishwasher and fridge
We replace old supply lines, shutoff valves and drain parts, and we can move the sink if you want a new layout. Plumbing gets pressure-tested before the walls close.
- 04
Outlets and circuits
Kitchens need dedicated circuits and GFCI protection near water. We bring outlets and wiring up to current code where the walls are open.
- 05
New flooring, drywall and paint
We install flooring that handles spills, hang and finish new drywall, and paint and trim it out so the patched areas don't show.
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Permits and cleanup
We pull the permits the work needs and schedule inspections. Each day ends with the work area swept and the rest of your home closed off from dust.
Questions about Kitchen Remodeling?
Call(817) 674-2489Signs Your Kitchen Needs More Than a Patch
Floor that's soft or lifting
A spongy spot near the sink or dishwasher usually means the subfloor has been wet for a while.
Stains or bubbling paint on walls
Brown rings or paint that blisters point to water inside the wall, often from a pipe or a roof leak above.
Musty smell that won't clear
If the kitchen smells damp after you've cleaned and aired it out, there's likely moisture trapped under the floor or behind the drywall.
Leaks after a storm
Hail and wind can let water in through the roof or around windows. It can take weeks to show up in the kitchen ceiling or walls.
A layout that never worked
No room to open the dishwasher and the oven at once, one outlet for the whole wall. Worn-out function is a fine reason to remodel too.
How the Job Runs
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Free quote by phone, then a visit
You call, tell us what happened and we set a time to come look. We check moisture, take photos and talk through what you want the kitchen to be.
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Written estimate
You get a line-item estimate that shows tear-out, repairs and finish work separately. If insurance is involved, we explain what an adjuster usually looks at and give you the documentation, but the claim decision is theirs.
- 3
Tear-out and drying
We protect floors and doorways, shut off water and power where needed and remove wet materials. Nothing gets closed up until it reads dry.
- 4
Rough work and inspection
Framing, plumbing and electrical go in, then the city inspector signs off before we cover anything.
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Finish and walk-through
Flooring, drywall, paint and trim go in. We walk the kitchen with you, fix anything on the list and leave it clean.
What Moves the Cost
Every kitchen is different, so we price it after we've seen it and checked what's under the surface. The estimate spells out each piece of work so you can see where the money goes. If we find something new once the walls are open, we show you and talk about it before doing any added work.
- How far the water spread
- A wet patch by the sink costs far less than water that soaked the subfloor across the room and into the next wall.
- Layout changes
- Keeping the sink and appliances where they are is cheapest. Moving plumbing or taking out a wall adds framing, piping and permit work.
- Flooring choice and square footage
- Bigger kitchens and higher-end flooring take more material and labor.
- Code updates
- Older wiring or plumbing often has to be brought up to current code once it's exposed.
Common Kitchen Questions
Does homeowners insurance cover this kind of work?
That depends on the cause and on your policy. A burst pipe or storm leak is often covered, while slow leaks and wear often are not. We provide photos, moisture readings and a line-item estimate for your adjuster. We aren't the adjuster and can't promise what a claim will pay.
How long will my kitchen be out of service?
It comes down to how much gets removed and whether the layout changes. Your estimate includes a schedule and notes the days water or power will be shut off. Many people set up a coffee maker and microwave in another room for the meantime.
Can you repair only the damaged area?
Many times, yes. If the damage stays in one spot and the rest of the kitchen is solid, a repair is the right answer and we'll tell you that. We recommend a bigger remodel only when a patch would leave wet or weak material in place.
Is the work under warranty?
It is. Kitchen remodeling work carries a 1-year warranty. If anything we did isn't right, give us a call and we'll come back to check it.
Do you take jobs beyond Bedford?
Yes. We remodel kitchens in Hurst, Euless, Colleyville, North Richland Hills and other towns nearby. The full list is on the Service Areas page.
Let's Look at Your Kitchen
Tell us what happened and what you'd like the room to be. We'll come out, check what's under the floor and walls and put it all in writing.