America’s Dream HomeWorks is a family-owned design-build company that has been transforming kitchens under a single contract since 2001, for more than 19,000 homeowners. In Spokane we handle the entire kitchen remodel in-house: design, DreamLine Custom Cabinetry, countertops fabricated in our own stone shop, flooring, and installation, all backed by our 24-month labor warranty. Our showroom sits just across the state line in Post Falls, Idaho, and we actively remodel kitchens inside Spokane city limits. You will never be sent looking for a second contractor to finish what we started.
Schedule a Free Consultation and we will measure your Spokane kitchen, talk through what is not working, and put a written estimate in your hands at no cost.
Our Kitchen and Bathroom Remodel Services in the Spokane Area
We complete every phase of a Spokane kitchen remodel, from demolition through paint, including cabinets, countertops, flooring, lighting, and the plumbing and electrical coordination in between.
- Full kitchen remodeling: layout changes, a real working island, and a pantry that finally holds a week of groceries. See our full kitchen remodeling service.
- DreamLine Custom Cabinetry: made in America, built to your kitchen’s dimensions, and covered by a limited lifetime warranty.
- Cabinet refacing: when the footprint already works and you want the kitchen to look new without moving a wall.
- Countertops fabricated in-house: quartz, Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, granite, and natural stone. Quartz stays a favorite in busy family kitchens because it is durable and low-maintenance.
- Flooring built for real Spokane life: RIVA Spain, Cortona Maxx, luxury vinyl plank, tile, and hardwood chosen to handle snow, grit, and moisture tracked in at the door.
- Lighting, ventilation, and window placement: a well-planned kitchen remodel should pull in natural light and move air properly, not just replace boxes.
- Bathroom remodeling and room additions: many families take on more than one space at once. A bathroom remodel improves how the room functions and lets it reflect your personality, and we build full bathrooms year-round. A room addition gives a growing family space it does not currently have and can add meaningfully to the home’s value.
Custom Home Kitchens and Spokane Cabinets Built to Fit
When you renovate a kitchen here, the cabinets carry the room. Whether you are updating a 1910 bungalow or a newer custom home on the edge of town, your kitchen cabinets are built to your dimensions instead of pulled off a stock shelf. Spokane cabinets take daily abuse from family life, so we use the best materials we can source and finish them in a modern or traditional style that matches the rest of your home’s interior.
Why Spokane Homeowners Choose Our Home Remodeling Team
You sign one contract with one accountable team, and nobody hands your kitchen off to a rotating cast of contractors. Design, cabinetry, stone fabrication, and installation all happen inside our own company, so the same professional crew that drew your plan is the one that builds it. That in-house expertise catches problems on paper instead of mid-demolition, and we take pride in it because it is what our customers tell us mattered most.
- Washington General Contractor License AMERIDH752RT and Idaho Registration RCE-64181.
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm, which matters in Spokane’s many pre-1978 homes.
- A+ BBB Accredited Business, family-owned since 2001, 19,000+ homeowners served.
- 24-month labor warranty on remodels, plus the limited lifetime warranty on DreamLine Custom Cabinetry.
- A percentage of every job we complete goes to children’s charities, a community effort we have stayed committed to for years.
Craftsmanship is what decides how long your kitchen lasts. High-quality materials and attention to the finishing details, drawer alignment, seam placement, scribe work against an old plaster wall, are the difference between a kitchen that still looks right in fifteen years and one that does not. That care also protects the value of the home. It is the standard of excellence we strive for on every residential project, and it is why clients call us back later for a bathroom or an addition. Get My Free Estimate.
Our Construction Process, Step by Step
- Free in-home consultation. We measure, look at your utilities, and listen to how your family actually uses the kitchen.
- Design and selections. You choose materials at our Post Falls showroom, and cabinets and countertops are ordered before demolition so you are not waiting on a truck with no kitchen.
- Jurisdiction check and permits. Planning a kitchen remodel in Spokane means balancing local building rules, so we confirm first whether your property is City of Spokane or Spokane County. Inside city limits, permits go through the Development Services Center at 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd. The City requires separate plumbing, mechanical, and electrical permits, and structural changes generally require a permit as well.
- Construction. Demolition, rough-ins, then inspections. Permitted work has to stay exposed and accessible until it is inspected and approved, so we sequence around that, then set cabinets, countertops, flooring, and paint.
- Final inspections and walkthrough. Interior remodels generally start with rough trade and framing inspections and finish with final plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and structural inspections as applicable. Then the punch list, the walkthrough, and your warranty paperwork.
Timely Project Completion, Not Guesswork
Timely project completion is a priority here. We work closely with inspectors and suppliers to keep the construction process moving, and an efficient crew schedule means fewer days with your kitchen out of commission. If something does shift, you hear it from us first. We schedule the inspections. You do not.
Spokane and Spokane Valley Homes, From Century Bungalows to New Home Kitchens
Spokane’s housing eras change what a kitchen remodel actually needs. North Hill is full of early-1900s Craftsman homes on an alley-served grid, and Manito and Cannon Hill hold mid-sized single-family houses among mature trees and basalt outcroppings, where original woodwork is usually worth protecting rather than tearing out. Rockwood’s Craftsman, Prairie, Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival homes from the first half of the century sit on steep slopes, ridges, and rock, which changes where we stage deliveries and set a dumpster. Browne’s Addition architecture goes back to the 1880s. The 1940s and 1950s tracts north of Shadle Park High School, and Southgate’s ranchers and multilevel homes, are usually about storage, task lighting, and circulation.
Older Spokane homes hide things. Outdated wiring, unlevel framing, and previous alterations show up during demolition, and we price and handle them openly instead of pretending they are not coming.
Kitchen remodeling is interior work, so we build year-round. With January normal highs near 37.8°F and lows near 25.8°F at Felts Field, winter mostly affects delivery timing, site protection, and access, not whether your remodel moves forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a realistic budget for a Spokane kitchen remodel?
It depends on whether the layout changes, the cabinetry level, the countertop material, whether appliances or utilities move, and what demolition uncovers. That is why we give you a written estimate for free rather than a range that means nothing for your house. We also recommend holding a 10% to 15% contingency separate from your project bids. Request your free estimate here.
What is the most expensive part of a kitchen remodel?
Cabinetry, typically, since cabinets are the largest single line item in most kitchen budgets. Cabinet refacing keeps your existing boxes and footprint and answers that cost question one way. DreamLine Custom Cabinetry answers it the other way, with cabinets built for your kitchen and covered by a limited lifetime warranty.
Do I need a permit to remodel my kitchen in Spokane?
Finish-only work is generally exempt, while trade, layout, and structural work is not. Spokane exempts painting, papering, tiling, carpeting, cabinets, and countertops from the building-permit requirement, but plumbing, mechanical, and electrical work need their own permits. Inside city limits, the City issues electrical permits and performs electrical inspections. A Spokane mailing address does not confirm city jurisdiction, so we check before anything is filed.
How long will my kitchen be out of use?
Scope decides it, and we give you a written milestone schedule before demolition starts. Industry-wide, a complete kitchen renovation can run anywhere from a few months to six to twelve, depending on how much changes. Because we order cabinets and countertops before demo, your household is not sitting in a torn-up kitchen waiting on materials.
Are you licensed to work in Washington if your showroom is in Idaho?
Yes. We hold Washington General Contractor License AMERIDH752RT and Idaho Registration RCE-64181. Spokane is in Washington and our regional showroom is in Post Falls, Idaho, and we pull the Spokane permits and schedule the inspections ourselves.
Which Spokane areas do you serve?
Spokane and the surrounding area, including South Hill, Manito and Cannon Hill, Rockwood, North Hill and Garland, Audubon, Downriver and Shadle, Browne’s Addition, Southgate, and Spokane Valley. Everything is designed and coordinated from our Post Falls design center, which is why homeowners searching for kitchen remodeling near me in Spokane still get a full design-build team rather than a materials counter.
Start Your Spokane Kitchen Remodel
Book a free consultation, or come see full-size kitchen displays, cabinet doors, and countertop slabs in person before you commit a dollar. Bring your photos and ideas, and we will create a plan that makes that vision a reality: a new kitchen built around how your family actually lives. We are at 104 S. Moyie St. in Post Falls, Idaho, a short drive from Spokane, and you can contact us at (916) 701-9660. Design, selections, and cabinet orders all happen before demolition, so the sooner planning starts, the less time your kitchen spends torn up.
