Kitchen NV provides kitchen remodeling in Saline, MI, a city in southern Washtenaw about 35 minutes (25 miles) from our base on Kress Road in Pinckney. Saline is home to about 8,949 residents (2020 Census) and sits on the Saline River, with a historic downtown along Michigan Avenue and 1990s–2000s neighborhoods spreading out from it.
What makes Saline different is that both housing types sit within a mile of each other. A family can live in a 1900s house a block off Michigan Avenue or in a 2000s colonial on a cul-de-sac, and the two need opposite kitchens.
Twenty-five miles, one plan: running a Saline project from Pinckney
Nick begins at your home with an interview-style consultation and full measurements. A design retainer then covers his drawing phase, in which layouts are explored and refined in 3D before elevations, installer drawings and a pricing presentation are prepared.
Selections follow in your own kitchen, samples spread across the counter, with that time charged per hour or folded into a selections package. Your signature on the purchase agreement releases the cabinet and material orders. From there, a trusted partner contractor takes over construction, and Nick keeps tabs on the Saline site until the final walkthrough.

Michigan Avenue, Mill Pond Park and Saline's permit question
Downtown Saline lines Michigan Avenue (US-12), the Saline River passes Mill Pond Park east of downtown, and the Rentschler Farm Museum preserves an early-1900s farmstead on the city's edge. Neighboring Pittsfield Township, Lodi Township and York Township surround the city, and many homes with a Saline mailing address actually sit in one of them.
That makes the permit office worth confirming. Inside city limits, check with the City of Saline; in the townships, the township tells you whether it handles permits itself or uses the county. Our partner contractor files once the right office is known.
The town took its name from the salt springs that early travelers worked along the river. Orange Risdon is generally credited as founder, the village incorporated in 1866, the railroad arrived in 1870, and Saline became a city in 1931. The city itself covers only about 4.4 square miles, which is why so many Saline addresses fall outside it. For homes inside the line, building and trade permits are handled by the city's building and trades office at City Hall on North Harris Street; call ahead for current submittal requirements.

Kitchen NV
10094 Kress Rd, Pinckney, MI 48169
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Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. · Design consultations by appointment
Typical drive from our Pinckney base: ~35 min (25 mi).
Kitchen remodeling in Saline, MI, downtown and out by the cul-de-sacs
Planning a kitchen in Saline? Call (810) 923-8792
Call Kitchen NV in Pinckney, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Design consultations are by appointment.
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Older homes off Michigan Avenue, newer colonials beyond the river
Saline's older houses, close to downtown, have kitchens at the back with tall ceilings, radiators where cabinets want to go and doors on every wall. The work is about fit: scribed cabinets, a tall pantry and a layout that respects the windows.
The 1990s and 2000s neighborhoods have the opposite issue. Kitchens are open to the family room, so finishes and lighting are always on view, but islands were sized by the builder and storage was an afterthought. We often extend the island, add a pantry wall, run cabinets to the ceiling and replace the grid of cans with planned lighting.











