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Kitchen Remodeling

At Monarch Contracting, we specialize in high-quality kitchen remodeling that blends style, function, and craftsmanship. Whether you're looking to refresh your space or create a brand-new layout, our team manages every detail — from design to build. We bring your vision to life with expert planning, skilled execution, and premium materials that stand the test of time.

    Increase home value
    Improve flow and functionality
    Upgrade outdated appliances or finishes
    Better use of space
    Energy-efficient upgrades
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Understanding What a Kitchen Remodel Involves

A full kitchen remodel typically includes demolition, layout planning, structural adjustments, electrical and plumbing updates, new cabinetry, countertops, flooring, lighting, backsplash installation, and appliance setup. Before construction begins, it's important to finalize a detailed design plan that accounts for functionality, traffic flow, work zones (cooking, prep, cleaning), and storage. If walls are being moved or removed, structural assessments may be necessary, especially in older homes. It’s also common for homeowners to upgrade outdated wiring or plumbing during a remodel since the walls are already open — making it more cost-effective long term.

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Materials and Layout Choices That Matter

The materials you choose play a major role in durability and maintenance. For countertops, quartz is a popular low-maintenance option, while granite and marble offer natural variation and luxury appeal but may require sealing. Cabinets range from pre-fabricated to fully custom builds; plywood boxes with soft-close hinges are considered a high-quality standard. Floor options like porcelain tile are water-resistant and long-lasting, while engineered wood offers warmth with more resilience than traditional hardwood. Layouts should prioritize the kitchen work triangle — the distance between the sink, stove, and refrigerator — while also incorporating enough counter space and clearances for safe movement and daily use.

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How We Work

Our Process

1. Consultation

We review your vision, assess the space, and lay the groundwork.

2. Planning & Team Kickoff

You meet your project team and get a clear roadmap for the build.

3. Permits & Pre-Inspections

We secure permits and inspect the site to ensure a smooth start.

4. Site Prep & Build-Out

We mobilize, prep the site, and begin structural construction.

5. Finishes & Detailing

Interior and exterior elements are installed with expert precision.

6. Walk-Through & Warranty

We review the final work with you and provide post-project support.

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FAQ'S

 How long does a typical kitchen remodel take?

On average, a full kitchen remodel takes 6 to 10 weeks, depending on the scope of work, material lead times, and whether structural changes are involved.

 What should I budget for a kitchen remodel?

Costs vary widely, but most mid-range kitchen remodels fall between $25,000–$60,000. High-end renovations with custom materials or layout changes can exceed $100,000.

What kind of lighting works best in a kitchen?

Layered lighting works best — combining overhead (ambient), task (under-cabinet or pendant), and accent lighting to ensure visibility and atmosphere in all areas of the kitchen.

Do I need permits for a kitchen remodel?

Yes. If the remodel includes plumbing, electrical, or structural work, permits are usually required. Permit needs vary by municipality and should be verified before work begins.

What’s the difference between refacing and replacing cabinets?

Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and replaces doors and drawer fronts. Replacing involves entirely new cabinetry. Refacing is typically faster and less expensive but not ideal if layout changes are needed.

What’s the most durable countertop material?

Quartz is one of the most durable and low-maintenance options. It's non-porous, resists stains, and doesn't require sealing. Granite is also strong but needs periodic maintenance.

Monarch in Numbers

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Experienced Technicians

Our in-house team includes licensed professionals across every major trade — including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and finish work. Each technician is carefully selected for their skill, reliability, and commitment to quality craftsmanship.

1K+

Completed Projects 

From small residential upgrades to full-scale commercial renovations, we’ve delivered exceptional results for over a thousand clients. Our consistent focus on communication, detail, and execution has earned us lasting relationships and repeat business.

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States Served 

We proudly operate in six states and continue to expand. Our regional presence allows us to bring our proven systems, skilled labor, and high standards to a growing number of homeowners, property managers, and developers across the Tristate area.