America’s Dream HomeWorks remodels kitchens across Country Homes, Washington, from our Idaho and Spokane-area showroom in Post Falls. We’re a family-owned, full-service design-build company that has served 19,000+ homeowners since 2001, handling design, cabinetry, countertops, and installation in-house so you never manage multiple trades. If you want one accountable team, a kitchen remodel backed by a 24-month labor warranty, and a kitchen built around how your family actually lives, you’re in the right place.
A well-planned kitchen does more than look better. It adds real storage, improves how you move and cook, and ranks among the strongest returns in home improvement, with a kitchen remodel recovering roughly 66.9% of its cost at resale. We bring that transformation to homes near Whitworth, Country Homes Boulevard, Wall Street, and the Division Street corridor.
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Our Kitchen Remodeling Services in Country Homes
One in-house design-build team handles every phase of your kitchen remodel under one roof, so Country Homes homeowners never coordinate separate designers, cabinet shops, and installers. We design the space, prepare permits, fabricate the stone, build the cabinetry, and complete the construction ourselves. That single-contract model is the core of how we work, and it keeps your project moving on one schedule with one point of contact, whether it’s your first remodel or your fourth.
Many Country Homes kitchens sit in ranch, split-level, and Minimal Traditional homes where the kitchen feels closed off from the dining or family room. Opening those layouts is one of the most common requests we hear. We plan the kitchen work triangle that connects your stove, sink, and refrigerator, add an island for counter space and storage solutions, and improve traffic flow so the room works for daily life, not just resale photos. Open-concept layouts remain the most-requested direction in modern kitchen design, and many of them create more space without adding a single square foot.
Explore our full Kitchen Remodeling service for details on everything below.
Kitchen Layout Design & Floor Plans
Design comes first, and detailed design plans guide our carpenters through every stage of the build. We rework the kitchen layout, open ranch and split-level kitchens to adjoining rooms on the main floor, and plan the work triangle so the three busiest points stay functional, ideally totaling between 13 and 26 feet of travel. Open-concept arrangements are the direction most Country Homes families ask for, and thoughtful design shapes the space around how you cook, gather, and entertain. A thoughtful kitchen renovation starts with this floor plan, not with picking finishes.
DreamLine Custom Cabinets & Cabinet Refacing
Our DreamLine custom cabinets are American-made and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, built in-house to fit your exact kitchen layout. If your boxes are sound and you want a fresh look for less, cabinet refacing is a cost-effective alternative to a full tear-out that updates doors, drawer fronts, and finishes. Either path can carry your existing kitchen toward the dream kitchen you’ve pictured without overbuilding your budget.
Countertops, Material Selections & In-House Stone Fabrication
We fabricate countertops in our own CNC shop, cutting Quartz, Dekton, Cambria, Silestone, granite, and natural stone under one roof. Quartz stays popular for its stain resistance and clean seams, which suits busy family kitchens well, and its reflective surfaces help a smaller room feel brighter. Because stone and custom cabinetry can carry long lead times, we guide your material selections and order these early so your project schedule stays on track and your construction phase isn’t held up waiting on a slab.
Flooring, Lighting, Appliances & Final Finishes
We complete the space with luxury vinyl plank, tile, hardwood, and laminate flooring, then layer in lighting, ventilation, appliance circuits, fixtures, and backsplashes. Good lighting matters as much as the cabinets, so we plan task, ambient, and accent layers together with your tile and fixtures. Concealed appliances create the clean, uninterrupted look many homeowners want, and smart home features are showing up in more remodels every year. Whether your taste runs modern, farmhouse, or minimalist, we match the final finishes to the style you’re after, down to the cabinet hardware and ceiling detail.
Why Country Homes Homeowners Choose Us
You get one accountable team, a written project scope, and warranties that outlast the job, not “top contractor” talk. Because we design, build, and install in-house, communication and organization stay inside one company, which is exactly what keeps a kitchen remodel on schedule and the whole process more stress free. Our crews also know how to work within county building codes, which prevents the construction delays that trip up contractors unfamiliar with Spokane County process.
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One Accountable Team, Design to Final Walkthrough
From the first design meeting to the final walkthrough, your project stays with us. One team of designers and installers handles design, permit preparation, material procurement, DreamLine cabinetry, stone fabrication, and installation. You sign one contract and call one company, so you’re never sent searching for someone else to finish what we started.
Warranties That Outlast the Job
Every kitchen remodel we complete carries a 24-month labor warranty. Our DreamLine custom cabinets add a limited lifetime warranty on the cabinetry itself. Those are two separate protections, and we’re clear about what each one covers before you commit, because quality workmanship should be backed in writing.
23+ Years, 19,000+ Homes Transformed
Founded in 2001 and still family-owned, we’ve transformed more than 19,000 homes with great care. We’re an A+ BBB Accredited Business, a Best of Houzz winner for service and client satisfaction in 2015, 2016, and 2017, and an EPA Lead-Safe Certified firm, which matters in a community where most homes predate 1978.
How Your Country Homes Kitchen Renovation Works
Your remodel follows a clear path from first call to finished kitchen, with scope and schedule set once we understand your site conditions. A full kitchen renovation commonly runs several months once design, long-lead materials, permit review, and installation are accounted for. We also plan a sensible contingency of 10% to 20% for the unexpected, since older homes can hide surprises. Start with a free consultation and we’ll map the steps for your project.
Step 1: Free Estimate & Showroom Visit
We start with a free estimate and an invitation to our Post Falls showroom, where you can handle real cabinet doors, countertop slabs, tile, and flooring samples. Our Kitchen Visualizer Tool helps you picture combinations before you decide, so the budget conversation is grounded in choices you can actually see and touch.
Step 2: Design, Materials & Written Scope
We finalize your floor plan, lock in your materials, and put the scope in writing so expectations and cost are clear. Cabinetry and countertops get ordered early, because custom pieces carry long lead times that we’d rather plan around than scramble to meet.
Step 3: Permits & Preconstruction Assessment
We confirm which permits your project needs and assess older wiring, plumbing, framing, and walls before any construction begins. Older homes sometimes need structural changes or utility updates to meet current building codes, and we’d rather identify that early than discover it mid-project.
Step 4: Build, Inspect & Final Walkthrough
Our crews complete the installation, coordinate any applicable inspections, clean up, and walk the finished kitchen with you. Anything that needs attention gets addressed before we call the job done.
Country Homes Permits, Housing & Local Realities
Country Homes is an unincorporated census-designated place in Spokane County, Washington, which means Spokane County, not any city hall, governs your permits. Getting the jurisdiction right matters, because the permit office, the review timeline, and even which agency handles electrical work all depend on it. This is where accurate local knowledge separates a smooth kitchen remodel from a stalled one.
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Which Kitchen Projects Require Permits in Country Homes
Spokane County Building & Planning is the permit authority for unincorporated Country Homes, handling building, plumbing, and mechanical permits. Electrical permits are issued separately by Washington State Labor & Industries, so one trade doesn’t cover another. Finish-only work such as cabinets, countertops, tiling, painting, and flooring is listed as exempt from a county building permit, while a layout, structural, plumbing, mechanical, or electrical change classifies as a Residential Minor Alteration and often require permits. The county’s published first-review goal for an interior remodel is 10 business days, though incomplete plans can extend that. If you’re also touching an adjoining bathroom or powder room, those fixtures may fall under the same review.
Country Homes Housing Stock: Ranch, Split-Level & Minimal Traditional
The median Country Homes home was built in 1972, and the community is heavily weighted toward mid-century construction. Roughly 40.9% of units date from 1940 to 1969 and another 49.3% from 1970 to 1999. Of about 2,072 housing units, 66.8% are single-family houses, many of them ranch, split-level, and Minimal Traditional forms. In homes this age, older wiring, dated plumbing, or a closed-off kitchen may surface during a remodel. We treat those as possibilities to inspect, not defects we assume, and we plan for them with a written scope.
Serving Country Homes from Our Post Falls Showroom
We serve Country Homes from our showroom at 104 Moyie Street in Post Falls, Idaho. Whether your home sits near Whitworth University, along Country Homes Boulevard, off Wall Street near Holmberg Community Park, or toward Hawthorne Road and Division Street, our crews cover the area. From Post Falls, the route runs west on I-90, then north on Division Street toward the Whitworth side of Country Homes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a realistic budget for a kitchen remodel in Country Homes?
Your budget depends on layout changes, cabinetry, countertop surfaces, utility work, lighting, and finish choices, so there’s no single published price. Installing new cabinets is usually one of the larger line items, and relocating plumbing or electrical adds cost. We provide a free estimate tailored to your home, and we recommend setting aside a 10% to 20% contingency for anything concealed conditions reveal.
Do I need a Spokane County permit to remodel my kitchen in Country Homes?
Finish-only swaps may be exempt. Cabinets, countertops, tile, painting, and carpeting are listed as exempt from a Spokane County building permit, but a layout, structural, plumbing, mechanical, or electrical change often requires one. Spokane County Building & Planning is the authority for unincorporated Country Homes, and we confirm exactly what your project needs before work begins.
Who pulls the electrical permit for my kitchen remodel?
Electrical permits in unincorporated Spokane County come from Washington State Labor & Industries, separate from the county building permit. Many homeowners assume one county permit covers every trade, so we make sure the electrical side, including any new lighting and appliance circuits, is handled through the correct agency.
How long will my kitchen remodel take?
We set your schedule after scope, materials, permits, and site conditions are known, and a full kitchen remodel commonly runs several months. Custom cabinetry carries long lead times and gets ordered early. Spokane County’s first-review goal for an interior remodel is 10 business days, which we build into the timeline rather than treat as a guarantee.
Can you remodel my 1950s to 1970s ranch kitchen without redoing the whole house?
Yes. We scope the kitchen on its own, which fits well with Country Homes’ ranch, split-level, and Minimal Traditional homes built around the 1972 median year. We assess older utilities before any construction, and if a home needs structural or wiring updates to meet current code, we handle it through a written change-order process so you’re never surprised by concealed conditions.
Do you serve my area, and can I see materials before deciding?
Yes. We serve Country Homes and the greater Spokane County area from our Post Falls showroom, so homeowners searching kitchen remodeling near me around Country Homes Boulevard, Wall Street, Hawthorne Road, Division Street, or the Whitworth area can work with one local team. At the showroom you can view cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, and full kitchen displays before you choose.
Start Your Dream Kitchen in Country Homes
The best reason to start early isn’t pressure, it’s good planning. Custom cabinetry carries long lead times, permit review takes real days, and an older Country Homes kitchen can surface utility work worth addressing deliberately rather than in a rush. Begin now and you make calm, confident choices about your kitchen remodel, your budget, and the finishes that turn a tired room into your dream kitchen.
Get My Free Estimate, Book an Appointment, or Visit Our Showroom in Post Falls. Call us at (916) 701-9660 and let’s plan your kitchen.
