We build full design-build kitchen remodels for East Spokane and western Spokane Valley homes, from demolition to the final walkthrough, with one accountable team the whole way through. America’s Dream HomeWorks is family-owned and has been remodeling homes since 2001, serving more than 19,000 homeowners with an in-house construction crew and a 24-month labor warranty on every remodel.
If you have been searching for kitchen remodeling near me and want to know who to hire in East Spokane and why: hire the company that designs, builds, fabricates, and installs under one roof, so you never chase a second contractor to finish what the first one started. Our regional showroom sits just across the state line at 104 Moyie Street in Post Falls, Idaho, where you can see cabinets, countertops, lighting, and flooring in person before you commit to a project.
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Our Kitchen Remodeling Services in East Spokane
We handle every part of a kitchen remodel on one contract, so design, cabinetry, countertops, flooring, plumbing, and electrical all answer to the same team. Custom cabinets and countertops do more than look good, they decide how well your kitchen actually works day to day, which is why our designers plan them together instead of selecting them piece by piece. You can coordinate every finish, fixture, and material at our Post Falls showroom in one visit.
Full Kitchen Remodels, Kitchen Layout & Floor Plan Changes
We take kitchens from demolition through completion, including opening walls and reworking the floor plan. When a kitchen feels cramped, the problem is often the work triangle between sink, stove, and refrigerator, which works best when the three legs together measure roughly 13 to 26 feet. We redraw that path so cooking, cleanup, and gathering stop colliding. If your layout has room, a well-placed island can turn a tight galley into a space where your family naturally gathers, adding prep surface, more room for storage, and a spot to sit. Opening a wall on the main floor often brings in daylight through new windows and raises the ceiling line, which makes a modest footprint feel bright and open. Reworking the layout is where a kitchen remodel earns its keep, because a better floor plan changes how the whole room feels to cook and live in.
DreamLine Custom Cabinetry & Cabinet Refacing
Our DreamLine Custom Cabinetry is made in America and carries a limited lifetime warranty, built in our own shop to fit your exact space. Custom cabinetry can run anywhere from $15,000 to $50,000 depending on size, wood, and finish, so cabinets are usually the line item that shapes your budget most. If your boxes are sound but the look is tired, cabinet refacing gives you a new face and a more modern style at a lower cost than a full replacement. Either way, the cabinetry is one of the first material decisions that steers the rest of the project.
Countertops, Backsplash & Material Selections
We fabricate stone in-house, cutting Quartz, Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, and granite on our own CNC equipment. Premium countertops typically run $5,000 to $20,000 by material and square footage. Because we also coordinate the backsplash, tile, fixtures, appliances, and lighting, the finishes and materials read as one cohesive design rather than a set of separate decisions. An island countertop in a contrasting stone is a creative way to create a focal point without reworking the whole room. When you can see and touch the materials side by side, it is far easier to commit to a look you will still love in ten years.
Flooring, Plumbing & Electrical Under One Contract
Flooring, plumbing, and electrical all fall under the same accountable contract, so nobody disappears between trades. We install hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, tile, and featured lines like RIVA Spain and Cortona Maxx. When a remodel calls for new supply lines, added circuits, or recessed lighting, that construction work is folded into your scope from the start. Request a free estimate to price your project.
Why East Spokane Homeowners Choose Us
East Spokane homeowners choose us because one family-owned company carries the whole project, which is the single biggest protection against a job that stalls halfway through. We have been doing this since 2001 and have served more than 19,000 homeowners on one design-build contract, with our own team handling cabinetry and stone fabrication rather than handing your kitchen off.
Choosing a contractor takes careful vetting, and the honest advice you will hear locally is sound: look for valid bonding and liability coverage, and treat an unusually low bid with caution, because it often hides missing costs or thin quality. We counter that with a written scope and a track record you can check: an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and Best of Houzz recognition for service and client satisfaction in 2015, 2016, and 2017.
After the construction is done, your remodel carries a 24-month labor warranty, and DreamLine Custom Cabinetry carries its own limited lifetime warranty. When people ask who actually does the work, the answer is our in-house team of carpenters, fabricators, and designers, not a rotating cast of strangers. Visit our Post Falls showroom to see finished work for yourself.
Design Services: How Your Kitchen Remodel Works, From Free Estimate to Finished Space
Your remodel moves through five clear steps, each one designed to remove a reason to worry. Detailed design plans guide our carpenters and keep the build predictable, so you know what is happening and when. Whether this is your first remodel or your third, thoughtful design is what keeps the process calm and your kitchen on schedule.
- Free consultation and measure. We visit, listen, and take accurate measurements of your existing kitchen before anyone talks price.
- Design and material selections. You choose cabinets, countertops, lighting, and flooring in the showroom, with finishes and style decided together with our designers.
- Written scope and permit coordination. You get a professional estimate that spells out scope, materials, and costs, and we handle the permit path.
- In-house build and inspections. Our construction crew executes the plan and schedules the required inspections.
- Final walkthrough and warranty. We walk the finished kitchen with you and hand over your warranty coverage.
Permit coordination matters for compliance, and inside Spokane Valley, Washington the City requires a residential permit for interior alterations, so we manage that process rather than leaving you to guess. Interior remodels that touch structure, plumbing, or electrical require permits, and inspection requests made before 7 a.m. are generally performed the same business day, which helps keep the schedule tight. A full kitchen remodel often runs three to five months end to end, and we recommend planning a contingency of 10 to 20 percent for anything hidden behind the walls. Book your free consultation to get started.
Kitchen Styles We Build, From Queen Anne Classics to Capitol Hill and Mercer Island Modern
Every family cooks and gathers differently, so we design around how you actually live rather than a single template. Some homeowners want a bright, modern kitchen with clean lines and a large island; others want the warmth of a Queen Anne period look with custom cabinets and detailed trim. A Capitol Hill influenced space leans toward open shelving, bold tile, and layered lighting, while a Mercer Island feel favors wide windows and calm natural materials. We often borrow features from more than one of these looks, mixing a modern island with Capitol Hill tile or Mercer Island light, then build the design plans around it and transform the room into something that fits your home instead of fighting it.
Remodeling Kitchens Across East Spokane & Western Spokane Valley
We remodel kitchens throughout East Spokane and the surrounding western Spokane Valley, from the East Sprague corridor to the postwar neighborhoods around Dishman and Yardley. East Spokane is a populated place in the western part of Spokane Valley, near Havana Street, which generally marks the boundary between the City of Spokane and Spokane Valley in this area. Yardley began as a railroad switchyard name just east of the old Spokane city limits, and both Yardley and Dishman grew into the communities that became part of Spokane Valley.
The housing here tells us how to plan. Dishman holds a documented mix of older farmhouses, 1950s ranch homes, and 1960s split-level homes, many on larger lots near Park Road and Dishman-Mica Road. Ranch kitchens are often walled off from the dining and living rooms, and split-levels add structural constraints when you want to open up the space. Older systems in these homes can surprise you, which is why we document conditions in detail and plan for them before demolition rather than after. If your plans grow to include a powder room or a full bathroom nearby, we fold that bath work in too.
For homes inside Spokane Valley, Washington the permit authority is the City of Spokane Valley Permit Center at 10210 E Sprague Avenue. The City requires a residential permit for any interior alteration to a home, duplex, or accessory structure, and permits are also required for new, altered, or replacement plumbing and mechanical fixtures and appliances. Structural, plumbing, and electrical changes all need permits, and we determine and manage the correct path so you are not left reading code pages. If your project grows to include a bathroom or a connected bath remodel, we fold that scope and those permits into the same contract.
Because a kitchen remodel is interior work, we build year-round. Winter here is real, with Felts Field January normals around a 37.8°F high and a 25.8°F low, so we plan material deliveries along Interstate 90 and allow wood and flooring to acclimate properly. Our crews run west on I-90 from the Post Falls showroom into Spokane Valley, then reach your address by way of corridors like Sprague, Broadway, Park Road, or Havana Street.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in East Spokane?
There is no single price, because cost depends on scope, kitchen layout changes, cabinetry, and material selections. Cabinetry alone can run $15,000 to $50,000 and premium countertops $5,000 to $20,000, so two kitchens the same size can land far apart. The biggest drivers of your budget are moving walls or utilities, custom versus refaced cabinets, and the stone you choose. Compare written estimates carefully, and schedule a free estimate so we can price your actual kitchen.
Do I need a permit to remodel my kitchen in Spokane Valley, and who pulls it?
Yes, Spokane Valley requires a residential permit for any interior alteration, and we pull and coordinate it for you. We file through the City of Spokane Valley Permit Center, which serves residential remodel projects inside the city. New or altered plumbing and mechanical fixtures carry their own permit requirements, and any structural change triggers review. You do not chase this paperwork; managing the permit process is part of our scope.
How long will a full kitchen remodel take?
A full kitchen remodel typically takes three to five months, depending on scope and cabinet lead times. Opening walls or moving utilities adds time, and custom cabinetry has its own procurement window. Detailed planning up front keeps the build faster and more predictable, which is why our team locks the design, materials, and selections before demolition begins.
Can you move my sink, stove, or a kitchen wall?
Yes, we move sinks, stoves, islands, and walls regularly, especially in closed-off ranch and split-level kitchens. Those changes require electrical, plumbing, or structural permits, which we handle in-house and file accordingly. Relocating the work triangle and reworking the layout is one of the most common ways we renovate an older kitchen so it functions for how your family actually lives and cooks.
What happens if you find old wiring or plumbing after demolition?
In postwar Dishman and Yardley homes this does happen, since older farmhouses and 1950s ranches often hide outdated systems. We document the condition in detail, bring it to you with a written change-order process, and we recommend a contingency of 10 to 20 percent so a surprise does not derail the project. For homes built before 1978, our EPA Lead-Safe certification governs how we handle the construction work.
Do you serve my area, and can I see cabinets and countertops before I choose?
Yes, we serve East Spokane and western Spokane Valley from our showroom at 104 Moyie Street in Post Falls, Idaho, reached directly by Interstate 90. Come in to compare and upgrade with DreamLine cabinetry, countertops, lighting, and flooring side by side under one roof, instead of judging a kitchen from small samples or online photos.
Start Your East Spokane Dream Kitchen Today
Your next step is simple: schedule a free consultation, call (916) 701-9660, or visit our showroom at 104 Moyie Street in Post Falls, Idaho. One accountable team designs and builds the whole kitchen, your labor is covered by a 24-month warranty, and the showroom is a short drive across the line on I-90. Let’s build the dream kitchen your East Spokane home has been waiting for.
