Kitchen Remodeling in Fowlerville, MI

Fowlerville village homes: the services that fit

Kitchen RemodelingOlder Fowlerville village kitchens reworked by several owners usually need a full remodel to straighten out the layout, mixed-era wiring and patchwork finishes in one pass.Kitchen DesignSmall back-of-house rooms with a door on nearly every wall need careful floor plans to find continuous counter space and a workable path between sink, range and refrigerator.Kitchen Lighting DesignOlder village kitchens often rely on one ceiling fixture and a window over the sink; a lighting plan with under-cabinet runs makes a small Fowlerville kitchen usable after dark.Kitchen CabinetsCabinetry sized to an older Fowlerville room and run up to the ceiling adds real storage without adding square footage on a tight village lot near Grand River.Aging-in-Place RemodelingTwo-story village homes with steps at every entry often need planning for owners who want to stay in walking distance of downtown Fowlerville for good.Accessible Bathroom RemodelWhere the only full bath is upstairs, a first-floor accessible bath with a curbless shower can be carved from a back room or pantry during the same Fowlerville kitchen project.Bathroom RemodelingMany older village houses have one small upstairs bath, which often gets remodeled or relocated alongside the kitchen so the two projects share trades and inspections.

West on I-96 from our studio: a Fowlerville project step by step

1. 1

   Consultation at home

   Nick comes out to Fowlerville to see the room, hear what you want from it, and check the structure and systems behind an older kitchen.

2. 2

   Design

   Under a design retainer, we work through layout alternatives, a 3D model and elevations, then the drawings for construction and a pricing presentation.

3. 3

   Selections

   Every surface and fixture, from faucet to hood, picked out by the hour or as a bundle, with the samples carried to your door.

4. 4

   Ordering and build

   The purchase agreement starts our cabinet and material orders; partner contractors build under Nick's coordination, and he is involved until the install wraps up.

Older homes near Grand River Avenue in the village center

Older Fowlerville homes tend to have compact kitchens at the back of the house, where the back door, the basement stairs and the opening to the dining room leave little uninterrupted wall. Earlier remodels may have left a dropped ceiling or a patchwork floor. The fix is usually a tighter layout that closes an unneeded door, runs cabinets to the ceiling and adds real task lighting; more of those tactics are in how to make a small kitchen feel bigger.

Many of these houses also have steps at every entrance and the only full bath upstairs. Nick's CAPS and CLIPP training means a Fowlerville remodel can quietly plan for later years: a wider path through the kitchen, drawers instead of deep base cabinets, a first-floor bath where the floor plan allows.