America’s Dream HomeWorks is a family-owned design-build remodeler serving Spokane, Washington from our regional showroom just across the state line at 104 Moyie St in Post Falls, Idaho. We have been building kitchen remodels since 2001, and we handle design, cabinets, countertop fabrication and professional installation in-house, under one contract, with one team accountable from demolition to final walkthrough. Every remodel carries a 24-month labor warranty, because a warranty is the clearest evidence a contractor stands behind the remodel work after the truck pulls away.
A kitchen that finally fits how your family lives, cooks and hosts friends changes something every single day, and quality work of this kind is one of the more meaningful investments you can make in your home.
Ready to talk it through? Schedule a free consultation, call the showroom at (208) 900-4070, or come see the displays in person.
Kitchen Remodels and Custom Home Projects for Spokane Homeowners
Everything your new kitchen needs comes from one team, which is why our schedules and our quality hold. We build DreamLine Custom Cabinetry ourselves and cut stone on our own equipment, so the two elements that drive a kitchen’s look and cost are never sitting in someone else’s queue. These are the services we carry in-house.
Full Kitchen Remodels and Layout Changes
We handle complete kitchen remodels from demolition through the last outlet cover: moving walls, correcting a work triangle that fights you every dinner, adding an island that doubles as prep space and homework table, opening the kitchen to dining and living areas. Bring your ideas, even the half-formed ones saved on your phone, and our designers will tell you honestly what the structure and the budget support, then draw around your specific needs and how you expect to use the room in the future, so the end result fits the house. Construction on a complete kitchen commonly runs six to twelve weeks, depending on scope.
DreamLine Custom Cabinets and Cabinet Refacing
DreamLine Custom Cabinetry is made in America and carries a limited lifetime warranty. We design cabinets around how you actually store things: concealed pull-outs, built-in pantries that end the counter clutter, open shelving where you want the space to breathe. We work closely with you on door style and finish at the showroom, where you can see how a paint color reads under real light instead of guessing from a screen. If your boxes are sound and your budget is tighter, cabinet refacing puts new doors and drawer fronts on the cabinets you already own without a full tear-out.
Countertops, Flooring and Finishing Details
We fabricate quartz, granite, Dekton, Cambria, Silestone and natural stone on our own CNC equipment, so quality control happens before a slab ever reaches your house. Flooring options include RIVA Spain and Cortona Maxx, luxury vinyl plank and tile. Paint, trim, lighting and hardware are the details that make a space read as finished, and our crews carry that scope too rather than leaving you to hire a painter at the end of a renovation.
Add a Bathroom Remodel, Room Addition or ADU to the Same Contract
One crew, one contract, if the kitchen is not the whole wish list. We also build bathroom remodels, home additions, accessory dwelling units, custom closets, and exterior siding and window replacement. A bathroom remodel run alongside the kitchen shares the same plumbing inspections and crew mobilization, which usually shortens the combined schedule. Walk-in shower conversions, tub replacements and full bathroom tear-outs are regular work for us. An addition or ADU adds usable living space and property value while tying into the existing structure so it does not look bolted on. If the list keeps growing, a whole home remodel under one contract beats three separate jobs, and renovating what you own is generally less expensive than buying new.
Why Spokane Homeowners Choose Our Team
We remove the risk that keeps homeowners awake: the disappearing trade, the vague bid, the contractor who cannot be reached in month three. You get a named project contact, steady communication, a detailed written proposal covering scope, materials, allowances and timeline, and a portfolio you can review before you sign, so you can judge the craftsmanship and see whether our style matches yours. You are not handed off to a different guy every week. Many of our clients come to us after a patchwork of contractors left them coordinating trades on their own time.
On credentials in Washington: contractors here register with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, and that registration is how you verify anyone bidding your project. We provide our current Washington registration and insurance information, including liability and workers’ compensation coverage, in writing before work begins. Our California contractor license does not apply in Washington, and we will not present it as though it does.
The rest of the proof stack is straightforward. Family-owned since 2001. More than 19,000 homeowners served companywide. A+ rated and accredited with the Better Business Bureau. A 24-month labor warranty on all remodels, and a limited lifetime warranty on DreamLine Custom Cabinetry. We strive for the same standard of excellence on the parts nobody photographs, from cabinet interiors to toe kicks, and we specify the highest quality materials your design budget will carry rather than the ones with the widest markup.
Want the written proposal that makes comparison easy? Get in touch and we will schedule your free consultation.
Our Construction Process, Step by Step
Five stages, each with something you receive in writing.
- 1. Free in-home consultation. We measure, look at existing conditions, and talk about how you use the room. No charge, no obligation.
- 2. Design and selections at the Post Falls showroom. You see cabinets, slabs and flooring in person, which is how an idea becomes real before you commit. Then you approve a written scope with material allowances and a plain change-order process, so a mid-project decision never becomes a surprise on the final invoice.
- 3. Permitting. We pull them. Spokane requires separate plumbing, mechanical and electrical permits when those trades are part of the work, and we build the construction schedule around required inspections.
- 4. Demolition through installation. Our own professional crews, one named contact, milestone updates so you always know what happens next week. Registered contractors can request next-business-day inspections online, which keeps the calendar moving.
- 5. Final walkthrough. We go room to room with you, complete the punch list, confirm the finishes landed where you expected, and register your warranties. Going the extra mile here is unglamorous: swept floors, labeled shutoffs, touched-up paint.
Cabinets and stone are ordered and staged before demolition starts so the work moves in a timely manner, because a job that waits on materials is a job that sits open. Planning ahead of construction can take a month or the better part of a year, depending on how quickly selections land and how custom the design is. You get a written schedule after design is complete rather than a guessed week count on day one, and from first measurement to final walkthrough the goal is a great experience, not just a finished room. A full bathroom renovation typically runs four to five weeks if you add one to the same contract.
What Makes a Spokane Kitchen Remodel Different From a New Home Build
In a new home, the walls sit where the plans say they sit. In Spokane, they often do not. Detached single-family homes made up 69% of the city’s housing as of mid-2020, with an average age of about 70 years and roughly a quarter of it built before 1940. That is where our expertise matters: the design thinking behind a custom home, applied to a house that is already standing.
That plays out block by block. In Manito/Cannon Hill, between 17th and 29th Avenues from Grand Boulevard west to Cedar Street and High Drive, you find mid-sized homes with alley access and plenty of smaller houses originally built without garages, much of the area developed by 1958. Kitchens there reward planning that improves storage, light and ventilation without stripping original character. Comstock is mostly postwar and two stories or less, so the work is often about opening compact plans. North Indian Trail is suburban, with larger lots and larger homes, where the conversation is usually islands and pantry cabinets.
Jurisdiction is the second thing to get right. Homes inside city limits are permitted through the City of Spokane Development Services Center at 808 W Spokane Falls Blvd, and a Spokane mailing address does not settle whether a property is actually inside those limits.
Third, winter is workable. January highs sit around 33 to 34 degrees with lows near 23, and kitchen work is indoors, so we plan deliveries, staging and dust containment around the weather instead of waiting for spring. On steeper sites like Rockwood’s slopes and basalt outcrops, access gets planned in advance. We reach all of it along I-90 from Post Falls, four miles east of the state line.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a realistic budget for a kitchen remodel in Spokane?
It depends on your layout, the age of your home, your material selections, and whether plumbing, electrical or walls need to move. Complexity drives the number far more than square footage does. We give you a detailed free estimate tied to your actual scope, so you see what is included before anything is signed.
Is $10,000 enough to renovate a kitchen?
A modest budget goes further on a focused update than on a full gut remodel. Cabinet refacing, new countertops, new flooring, paint and hardware can transform how a kitchen looks and works while leaving the layout alone. We also offer flexible financing, and a free consultation is the fastest way to see what your budget buys.
What’s the most expensive part of a kitchen remodel?
Cabinets are usually the largest line item, followed by countertops and any work that relocates plumbing or electrical. Because we manufacture DreamLine Custom Cabinetry and fabricate stone in-house, we control both cost and lead time on the two categories that most often blow up a budget elsewhere.
Do I need a permit to remodel my kitchen in Spokane, and who pulls it?
We pull them. The City reviews interior remodeling of single-family and duplex properties, and Spokane Municipal Code requires a permit to install, alter, replace or remove plumbing fixtures and related waste or water-distribution components. Separate plumbing, mechanical and electrical permits apply when those trades are involved, and the City is the electrical authority inside city limits. Building permit fees are valuation-based rather than a flat kitchen fee.
Can a handyman do a kitchen remodel?
Not one involving plumbing, electrical, permits or inspections. Washington contractors register with Labor & Industries and should carry liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Beyond the paperwork, a patchwork of separate trades leaves you absorbing the gaps between them. One remodeling company means one contract and one company answering for the whole project.
Do you serve my part of the Spokane area?
Yes. We work throughout South Hill, Manito/Cannon Hill, Rockwood, Comstock, North Hill and the Garland District, Northwest and Audubon, North Indian Trail, Five Mile Prairie, Spokane Valley and surrounding communities. One note on Five Mile Prairie: only its southern portion sits inside the City of Spokane, so we confirm permitting authority there before design begins.
Start Your Spokane Kitchen Remodel
Come see it before you commit. Our Post Falls showroom at 104 Moyie St displays cabinets, countertops and flooring together, and exceptional materials are easier to recognize in person than in photos. Bring your measurements, bring your ideas, bring the family.
One team designs it, builds it with the highest quality materials your plan supports, and stands behind it with a 24-month labor warranty on the remodel and a limited lifetime warranty on DreamLine Custom Cabinetry. Our aim on every Spokane kitchen is an amazing job on the design and an excellent job on the details you touch every morning. Call (208) 900-4070 or request your free estimate online, and we will start turning the kitchen you keep picturing into reality.
