We’re America’s Dream HomeWorks, a family-owned design-build remodeling company that has handled design, cabinets, countertops, permitting and installation for every project under one roof since 2001, with 19,000+ homeowners served.
If you’re deciding who to hire for a Spokane Valley kitchen remodel, the short answer is this: hire the company that signs one contract and finishes the whole job. We manufacture our own DreamLine Custom Cabinetry, fabricate stone in-house, back every remodel with a 24-month labor warranty, and coordinate permits through the City of Spokane Valley Permit Center at 10210 E. Sprague Avenue. You’ll never go looking for a second contractor to finish what we started.
Call (916) 701-9660 or request a free estimate and we’ll get your measurements on the calendar.
Our Kitchen Remodel and Construction Services for Spokane Valley Homes
We do complete kitchens, not pieces of them: demolition through final inspection, without lining up other contractors. Roughly 66% of Spokane Valley housing units are single-family detached homes on large lots, so most kitchen projects here can also pick up the pantry, the mudroom and the storage wall next door. Some customers want a partial remodel of one wall, and others plan a whole house sequence that starts in the kitchen and reaches the bathroom the following year. See our full kitchen remodeling capabilities.
Here’s how the three most common paths compare:
| Project Path | What’s Included | When It Makes Sense |
|---|---|---|
| Targeted refresh (refacing-led) | New doors and drawer fronts over sound cabinet boxes, plus countertops, flooring, paint or hardware | Your layout already works. Around the $10,000 level this is the realistic path, and it won’t cover moving walls or a full custom cabinet package. |
| DreamLine Custom Cabinetry replacement | New cabinets built in our own shop, made in America and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, with quartz, Dekton, Cambria, Silestone, granite or natural stone | Storage has stopped working and the boxes are worn out, but the walls stay where they are |
| Full remodel with layout change | Wall removal, beam calculations, permit drawings, new cabinet runs, countertops, lighting, and electrical, plumbing and ventilation scope | The kitchen is closed off from where your family gathers, or an older home needs infrastructure addressed first |
Full Kitchen Remodels and Layout Changes
Opening a wall changes how your family lives, not just how the kitchen looks. Much of Spokane Valley’s suburban housing grew out of postwar orchard land, and those homes often shut the kitchen off from the room where everyone actually gathers. Creating one open space out of two small rooms drives the rest of the project: cabinet runs, countertops, lighting and where the paint line lands. When structure is involved, we prepare the labeled floor plans, scaled drawings and beam calculations that go in with the permit application.
DreamLine Custom Cabinetry and Cabinet Refacing
Two paths, one accountable company. We build DreamLine Custom Cabinetry ourselves, made in America and backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Or we reface when your layout already works: new doors and drawer fronts in the door style you choose, finished painted or stained over sound boxes, which costs less than replacing every cabinet. Either way you get drawers that hold what you own, storage features sized to your kitchen, and a pantry that finally makes sense.
Countertops, Flooring, Fixtures and Finish Materials
Our own CNC stone shop fabricates quartz, Dekton, Cambria, Silestone, granite and natural stone, so your countertops are never handed to a stranger. Flooring runs to hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, laminate and tile, including RIVA Spain and Cortona Maxx, and we fit sinks, faucets and other fixtures around the appliances you plan to keep. Bring your ideas and a paint sample to the showroom and we’ll set them against full slabs, because modern quartz and porcelain read very differently under real light. We’ll also tell you which stylish finishes stay practical after ten years of family dinners.
Older Kitchens: Wiring, Plumbing and Ventilation
Nearly one-third of Spokane Valley housing was built before 1969, so a professional evaluation of electrical capacity, concealed plumbing, ventilation and past unpermitted work belongs in the planning phase, not after demolition. That’s where quality gets decided, and the effort of verifying what’s behind the walls is what keeps a schedule honest. For homes built before 1978, we work as an EPA Lead-Safe Certified firm, following the containment and cleanup practices that certification requires.
Why Spokane Valley Homeowners Choose Us Over a Remodeling Contractor Who Subcontracts the Job
Because one company signs the contract and one company finishes the work. Search kitchen remodeling near me from a Spokane Valley address and you get directories, general contractors, refacing outfits and suppliers who also install, and sorting through those businesses is your problem right up until you hire one accountable design-build partner.
Plenty of capable contractors work here, and the difference is structural. Companies that subcontract every trade are managing other calendars, while our designers, cabinet builders, stone fabricators and installation crew all answer to the same office. When you compare remodeling contractors, ask each one the same questions:
- Who performs the work, your own crew or whoever is free that week?
- Is the general contractor carrying design, cabinets and stone, or just coordinating other businesses?
- What’s in writing about project scope, allowances, change orders and cost before demolition?
- What warranty follows the crew out the door?
Here’s what stands behind our name:
- Family-owned and operating since 2001, with 19,000+ homeowners served
- Design, DreamLine cabinet manufacturing, stone fabrication and installation, all in-house
- A+ BBB Accredited Business and EPA Lead-Safe Certified firm
- Best of Houzz for Service and Client Satisfaction, 2015, 2016 and 2017
- Angie’s List Super Service Award, 2014, 2015 and 2016
- A 24-month labor warranty on every remodel, plus a limited lifetime warranty on DreamLine Custom Cabinetry
A percentage of every job also goes to children’s charities our team members visit in person overseas, because home improvement work should give something back to the community. Our contractor license, CSLB #853669, is our California license and we cite it as exactly that. For Washington work, ask us for our current Washington registration and Spokane-area showroom details when you call, and verify credentials with anyone you’re considering.
How It Works: Our Remodeling and Construction Process From First Call to Completion
- Free consultation and measurements. We walk the kitchen, measure, and listen to how your family actually uses it. That’s how a project gets priced honestly instead of designed around a photo.
- Design, materials and written project scope. You work closely with our designer to approve drawings, cabinets, countertops, flooring and finish selections, stated allowances and a written change-order procedure.
- Permitting. We submit the residential building permit application through the City of Spokane Valley portal with labeled plans and any required mechanical, plumbing or energy worksheets. Electrical goes separately through Washington L&I, because Spokane Valley doesn’t run its own electrical inspection program.
- Materials confirmed in hand. Cabinets, stone and flooring are ordered and physically confirmed before demolition, with no outside contractors to wait on. That one rule keeps the construction process efficient instead of leaving a kitchen gutted for a month.
- Build, inspect, close out. Our crew requests city inspections before 7 a.m., which are generally performed that same business day, then handles the finishing touches, from punch list to paint, and hands you your warranty paperwork.
What’s Different About Remodeling a Kitchen in Spokane Valley
Permits. The City requires a residential building permit for interior alterations to homes and duplexes. Online and credit-card permit payments carry a 2.5% convenience fee, and the total depends on your approved scope, which is why we confirm permit costs during planning instead of guessing on a webpage.
Housing stock. Many homes here predate 1969, while more than half the city is post-1980 construction, which splits local kitchen remodeling into two different projects: infrastructure-first renovations in the older houses, and cabinets, countertops and storage transformations in the newer ones. We verify what’s behind your walls rather than assuming by street.
Where we work and when. Our crews remodel throughout Opportunity, Veradale, Greenacres, Dishman, Trent and Yardley, orienting by the Sprague, Appleway, Pines and Sullivan corridors. Interior work runs year-round, but snow, ice, summer heat and wildfire smoke affect delivery access and staging, so our planning includes protected material storage instead of promising a season.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a realistic budget for a kitchen remodel?
Cost follows scope, not square footage. The drivers are layout changes, cabinets, counter material, electrical capacity, plumbing relocation and hidden conditions. Expect anyone quoting sight unseen to be guessing. We build your number from an approved scope during a free consultation, and flexible financing options are available if you’d like to discuss them.
What’s the most expensive part of a kitchen remodel?
Cabinets are usually the largest line, followed by countertops and any work that moves walls, plumbing or electrical. Because we manufacture DreamLine Custom Cabinetry and fabricate stone in-house, you lose a markup layer and a hand-off between contractors without giving up quality. When the layout already works, refacing is the honest way to control scope.
Is $10,000 enough for a kitchen remodel?
At that level you’re looking at a targeted refresh. For example, refacing with new countertops, flooring, paint or hardware. It won’t cover moving walls, relocating plumbing or a full custom cabinet package, and we’ll tell you that in the consultation rather than after demolition.
What is the 30% rule for home renovation?
It’s a common guideline that a kitchen renovation should stay near a set share of the home’s value, often cited around 30%. It’s a sanity check, not a code requirement. We hold projects inside whatever number you set using a written scope, stated allowances and an approved change-order procedure.
Do I need a permit to remodel my kitchen, and who pulls the electrical permit?
Yes. The City of Spokane Valley requires a residential building permit for interior alterations to homes and duplexes, and we coordinate the building, plumbing and mechanical applications through the Permit Center. Electrical is separate and goes through Washington L&I via the licensed electrical contractor.
Do you remodel kitchens in a new home, and do you take commercial projects?
Newer homes, absolutely. A new home in Greenacres usually needs cabinets, countertops, flooring and paint rather than structural work, and those projects move quickly because the bones are sound. Our focus is residential, though homeowners who own small businesses sometimes ask about commercial work, so call and describe the space and we’ll give you a straight answer about whether it’s a fit.
Do you serve my part of Spokane Valley and the greater Spokane area?
Yes. We work throughout Spokane Valley and the surrounding Spokane area, north and south of Interstate 90. If you’ve been searching for kitchen remodeling near you, reach out and we’ll confirm scheduling for your address.
Start Your Spokane Valley Kitchen Remodel
One call starts a free consultation: we measure, design, and hand you a written scope with no obligation. We strive for the best results on every kitchen we touch, and if you’re interviewing contractors this month, we’d like to be on your list.
Call (916) 701-9660, send the online form, or visit our showroom and try the Kitchen Visualizer Tool. Our office is at 7115 Watt Avenue, Suite #100 in North Highlands, California. Design, cabinet and material lead times all run ahead of demolition, so starting early keeps a schedule honest and gets you creating the space your family actually wants.
