Kitchen Remodeling in Lyon Township, MI

Services Lyon Township owners ask for first

New Construction Kitchen DesignIf your Lyon Township home is still being framed, a design done now can replace the builder package before plumbing and electrical rough-in lock the sink, range and island where the model home had them.Kitchen DesignNewer Lyon kitchens rarely need walls moved; they need a better plan for the same footprint, with drawer counts, landing space and island seating drawn in 3D before any money is spent.Kitchen CabinetsBuilder cabinet lines run short on drawers and tall storage, which is the first thing families notice after a year of school lunches and bulk shopping in a new subdivision house.Pantry & Cabinet StorageA single narrow builder pantry is a familiar storage gap in recent New Hudson-area homes; a pantry wall with roll-outs often fits where an angled closet or desk nook now sits.Kitchen CountertopsEntry-level counters in new homes are a common early swap, and the change is easier and cleaner when the cabinets underneath are sound and only a few years old.Kitchen RemodelingOlder farmhouses and 1970s ranches on the township’s larger parcels off Pontiac Trail and Milford Road need the full remodel treatment, layout, wiring and closed-off walls included.Bathroom RemodelingThe primary bath in a Lyon new build often got the same budget builder finishes as the kitchen, so planning both rooms together shares one design retainer and one set of selections.

Builder packages, open lots and older farm parcels

Lyon Township changed from farmland to subdivisions faster than most of western Oakland, and its housing shows it. Large tracts of 2000s and 2010s homes sit near older farmhouses and ranches on bigger parcels, with Lyon Oaks County Park and its wetlands in between.

The pace is visible in the census: the township’s population roughly doubled between 2000 and 2020. Lyon Oaks County Park, 1,041 acres along Pontiac Trail shared with Wixom, keeps about 800 acres of that land as protected wetland, so many newer streets back onto woods and marsh rather than more houses.

New houses bring a particular design problem. The rooms are generous, but the builder chose cabinet sizes to fit a price, not a family: one narrow pantry, few drawers, an island with the dishwasher crammed against the seating. Because the plumbing sits in a newer slab or basement, moving the sink is usually more practical than in an older house, which opens up real layout choices.

On the rural parcels, the opposite is true. Older kitchens are small and closed off, and some properties run on private wells, which affects filtration and fixture choices.

How a Lyon Township project runs from Pinckney

Step one is a call to (810) 923-8792; step two is an interview-style consultation in the Lyon house itself. Nick asks how you use the kitchen, measures it, and for a home under construction, reviews the builder’s plans with you.

With a design retainer in place, he develops layout options, floor plans, elevations and renderings, followed by technical installation drawings and a pricing presentation. Selection help is billed by the hour or bundled, and sample boards travel to your house. With the purchase agreement signed, cabinetry goes on order through Kitchen NV and partner contractors are lined up, with Nick checking in at each stage of the install.