America’s Dream HomeWorks builds full design-build kitchen remodels for Opportunity homeowners from our nearby Post Falls Design Center at 104 S Moyie St, handling design, cabinetry, countertops, procurement, and installation in-house. We are family-owned since 2001, registered to work in Washington under General Contractor License #AMERIDH752RT, and we have served more than 19,000 homeowners companywide.
If you want one accountable team for your kitchen remodel instead of juggling a designer, a cabinet shop, and a separate installer, that is who we are. Opportunity is a neighborhood within the City of Spokane Valley, and we work there every step of the way, from your first drawing to your final walkthrough.
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Our Kitchen Remodeling Services in Opportunity
We handle your entire kitchen renovation under one roof, so you never have to coordinate multiple companies or wonder who is responsible for what. One team designs the space, pulls the permits your project requires, builds the cabinets, fabricates the stone, and installs it all. A clear design plan guides our carpenters through every stage, which is how a kitchen remodel turns a cramped, dated existing kitchen into one with better flow, more storage, and daily routines that actually work. Every detail, from cabinet hardware to tile backsplash, is planned before construction starts, and our in-house design services keep the whole vision consistent.
- Custom cabinets and cabinet refacing
- Countertops and in-house stone fabrication
- Layout changes and full kitchen renovation
- Flooring, lighting, and appliance installation
- Permitting and inspection coordination
Custom Kitchen Cabinets & Cabinet Refacing
Our DreamLine Custom Cabinetry is made in America and built to use the height and corners that older ranch kitchens often waste. Cabinetry is one of the larger line items in any kitchen remodel, commonly in the range of $15,000 to $25,000 depending on size, finish, and the features you choose. If your boxes are still solid, cabinet refacing is a cost effective alternative that updates doors and fronts without a full tear-out, which frees up budget for storage solutions that make the space easier to live in. The quality of the cabinetry is what carries a kitchen for decades, so we don’t cut corners on it, and the durable materials we use are a big part of why.
Countertops & In-House Stone Fabrication
We fabricate quartz, Dekton, Cambria, Silestone, granite, and natural stone in our own shop. Because the measuring, cutting, and finishing happen in-house, there are fewer handoffs between companies and tighter control over how your edges and seams turn out. You pick the slab from a wide selection, and the same team that designed your kitchen makes sure it fits. Polished stone gives you reflective surfaces that bounce light around the room, and that attention to detail is part of what separates a finished countertop you’ll be proud of from one that looks rushed.
Layout, Design & Full Kitchen Renovation
A full renovation is where thoughtful design, layout, lighting, flooring, and appliances come together into a highly functional kitchen that fits how your family cooks and gathers. We plan the work triangle between sink, range, and refrigerator so the total distance lands in the efficient 13 to 26 foot range, keeping the busiest zones close without crowding them. Modernizing the layout makes daily cooking and dining easier, and we favor high-efficiency fixtures and appliances that line up with current energy codes while giving you upgrades you’ll notice every day. We lean toward clean lines that keep the room feeling open. Good lighting matters just as much as the layout, so we plan task, ambient, and accent lighting together to create a space that works morning and night and brings new life to a tired main floor.
Why Opportunity Homeowners Choose Our Kitchen Remodeling Company
Opportunity homeowners choose us because we are a Washington-registered, family-owned design-build company that finishes what we start. Our Washington General Contractor License #AMERIDH752RT means we are registered to work on your home, and in Washington you should always confirm a contractor is licensed and insured before signing. You can verify any contractor’s registration and history through the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, and we encourage it.
The fear that a remodeling company promises to do everything and then hands your project to outside crews does not apply here. Design, cabinetry, countertop fabrication, procurement, and installation stay with our own team. We work from a detailed written contract with clear payment terms and clear communication throughout, and our portfolio shows completed kitchens similar in style and scale to what you’re planning. Whether this is your first remodel or your third, twenty-three years in business and more than 19,000 homeowners served back that up. While kitchens are our flagship work here, that same in-house model carries across our other remodeling projects, including bathroom renovations and full home remodeling, and we tailor every plan to your unique needs.
Schedule a Free Consultation and see the plan before any demolition begins.
Our Warranties & Final Walkthrough
Every remodel we complete carries a 24-month labor warranty, and our DreamLine Custom Cabinetry carries a limited lifetime warranty. Those are separate protections, and we keep them that way rather than stretching one to cover everything. Before we call a project done, we walk the finished kitchen with you, confirm the project scope was met, inspect the final finishes, and hand over your warranty documentation in writing. Your contract and payment terms are spelled out from the start, so there are no surprises at the end.
Client Reviews & Proven Track Record
We have been family-owned and operating since 2001, with more than 19,000 homeowners served across all of our markets. Not all of those projects are local, but the track record tells you what matters most to a cautious buyer: we show up, we stay on the job, and we finish it. That consistency is the reason homeowners comparing companies in Opportunity keep coming back to a single accountable team.
How Your Opportunity Kitchen Remodel Works
Your remodel follows a clear sequence, and the most important part happens before anyone swings a hammer: we confirm selections and coordinate the materials chosen first, then schedule demolition. Here is how it goes.
- Free consultation and estimate. We review your kitchen, your goals, and your budget, then provide an estimate based on real scope.
- Design and selections. We build a design plan that guides our carpenters, and you choose cabinets, countertops, flooring, tile, and finishes.
- Permitting and ordering. We handle the permit requirements your project calls for and order your materials. Cabinetry, hardwood flooring, and other finishes are stored and acclimated in a conditioned space before they go in.
- Construction. Only once materials are in hand do we start demolition and build to the approved plan, following your project-specific schedule.
- Final walkthrough. We confirm everything together and document your warranties.
Older homes sometimes hide conditions behind the walls, which is why planning a temporary kitchen setup is smart during construction. If we uncover something unexpected, we document it, explain it, and get your approval through a written change-order process before any extra work moves forward. You stay in control of the scope and the cost.
Remodeling Kitchens in Opportunity: Local Knowledge That Matters
Opportunity is a historic community and present-day neighborhood within the City of Spokane Valley, Washington, which it joined when the city incorporated in 2003. Its historic center sits around Sprague Avenue and Pines Road, and the old Opportunity Township Hall now houses the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum at 12114 E Sprague Avenue. When we talk about serving Opportunity, we mean the established ranch homes around Sprague, Pines, and Mission, not the separate historic communities of Dishman, Veradale, or Greenacres nearby.
Much of the neighborhood is ranch-style housing built in the 1960s and 1970s, often on roughly quarter-acre lots. Those kitchens tend to be walled off from dining and living areas, with cabinet runs that don’t use height or corners well. Homes that have already seen one renovation may hide altered framing, galvanized pipes, or older wiring such as knob-and-tube, which we check for early before construction begins. Winters here are cold, so moisture-resistant materials and a well-sized range hood matter in a working kitchen, and we acclimate wood finishes indoors before installing them. We also plan for natural light, since overcast winter days make a bright, well-lit kitchen worth the design attention. These same conditions shape a bathroom remodel in the neighborhood too, where moisture-resistant tile and proper ventilation carry the day.
Permits & Inspections for Opportunity Kitchen Remodels
Most kitchen remodels in Opportunity need permits, and we determine and pull exactly what your project requires. The City of Spokane Valley Permit Center at 10210 E Sprague Avenue handles residential permits, and the city identifies interior alterations as permit-required work. Building, mechanical, and plumbing permits come from the city, while electrical permits are issued separately by Washington State Labor & Industries. Permits exist to keep electrical, plumbing, and structural changes safe and code-compliant, which is why careful planning around local codes is part of our process from the start. Inspection requests to the city made before 7 a.m. are generally performed the same business day, though we don’t promise a residential review turnaround the city doesn’t publish.
Getting to You from Our Post Falls Design Center
Our Post Falls Design Center is at 104 S Moyie St, Post Falls, ID 83854, and published routing puts Opportunity roughly 16 miles and about 19 minutes away under typical conditions. Your exact drive depends on your address and traffic. The practical approach is I-90 west to Exit 289 at Pines Road, then south toward Sprague Avenue. One note worth checking: the Pines Road and BNSF grade-separation project is scheduled from September 2025 through spring 2027, so route and timing near Pines may shift during that construction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Opportunity?
Kitchen remodel cost depends on your kitchen size, cabinetry, material selections, layout changes, and any plumbing or electrical relocation. Cabinets, labor, and appliances are the biggest drivers of cost. We don’t publish a flat price because no two kitchens are the same, and we recommend setting aside a 15 to 20 percent contingency for hidden conditions in older homes. A kitchen remodel is also one of the stronger investments you can make, recovering a large share of its cost at resale. Get a free estimate for a real number tied to your project.
Do I need a permit to remodel my kitchen in Opportunity?
Yes, most kitchen remodels require a permit. The City of Spokane Valley requires permits for interior alterations, and permits are specifically needed for electrical, plumbing, or structural changes that keep the work safe and compliant. The city issues building, mechanical, and plumbing permits, while electrical permits come from Washington State Labor & Industries. We determine what your project needs and pull the permits for you.
How long will I be without a working kitchen?
The timeline varies by scope, and full remodels generally run about three to five months from design through completion, with the demolition-to-finish construction window being a shorter portion of that. We confirm all selections and materials before demolition, then give you a project-specific schedule so you can plan a temporary kitchen setup during the active work. We don’t promise a fixed number of weeks we can’t honor.
Do you handle kitchen and bathroom projects from your Post Falls showroom?
Yes, we serve Opportunity and the greater Spokane Valley area from our Post Falls Design Center at 104 S Moyie St, a short drive away at roughly 16 miles and about 19 minutes under typical conditions. We handle both kitchen and bathroom work with the same in-house team. For homeowners searching “kitchen remodeling near me,” that nearby showroom is close enough to make an in-person design appointment easy, where you can see cabinets, countertops, and tile in person.
Can you remodel the older ranch homes around Sprague and Pines?
Yes, we regularly work with Opportunity’s 1960s and 1970s ranch kitchens on their quarter-acre lots. These homes can hide older conditions behind the walls, such as knob-and-tube wiring or galvanized plumbing, so we document anything we find and handle it through a written change-order process. We focus on opening up the layout, improving workflow, and adding the storage these kitchens usually lack to create a functional space that fits how you live.
Are your cabinets custom-made, and what warranty comes with them?
Yes, our DreamLine Custom Cabinetry is made in America and carries a limited lifetime warranty. Your remodel also carries a separate 24-month labor warranty. We keep those two protections distinct and don’t extend either beyond what it covers.
Direct answers to what Opportunity buyers actually ask before hiring.
Ready to Start Your Opportunity Kitchen Remodel?
Failing cabinets, poor storage, and an outdated layout won’t fix themselves, and one accountable team can handle all of it from design through installation. You have three easy ways to start: call us at (916) 701-9660, request a free estimate online, or visit our Post Falls Design Center at 104 S Moyie St to see cabinets, countertops, and tile in person.
Get My Free Estimate or Visit Our Showroom, and let’s build the kitchen your family actually wants.
