If you own a manufactured home in Town & Country off E 12th Avenue in Post Falls, Idaho, we transform compact kitchens into spaces built for how your family actually lives. America’s Dream HomeWorks is a family-owned, full-service design-build remodeler, and our Post Falls showroom sits right here at 104 S Moyie St.
Here is the short version of who to hire and why: America’s Dream HomeWorks has been family-owned since 2001, and we handle design, DreamLine cabinetry, countertops, permit coordination, and installation under one roof. Every kitchen remodel is backed by our 24-month labor warranty. Because we work close to home, we minimize the disruption to your daily life and bring local knowledge to every step of the project. If you have been searching for kitchen remodeling near me, this is the local, accountable answer.
Schedule a Free Consultation or Visit Our Showroom to see your options in person.
Our Kitchen Remodeling Services in Town & Country
We handle the whole kitchen remodel in-house, from the first measurement to the final walkthrough, so you never have to chase a second contractor. Many Town & Country homes run roughly 924 to 1,070 square feet, so our work focuses on making every inch highly functional: better flow, smarter storage solutions, upgraded appliances, and finishes that hold up through years of daily cooking and cleaning. Whether this is your first remodel or your latest project, we tailor the plan to your unique needs.
A well-planned kitchen renovation does more than look good. It improves how the space functions day to day, adds storage you can actually reach, and opens up the movement between your cooking, cleaning, and prep zones. You can compare everything that goes into that transformation at our Post Falls showroom at 104 S Moyie St, where our team walks you through a wide selection of materials, cabinets, and layout side by side.
Full Kitchen Remodels & Layout Changes
We take compact kitchens from demolition through completion, tuned to your home’s footprint and existing utility locations. Smart layouts improve traffic flow and make better use of limited square footage. Our design services start with thoughtful design around real workflow and ergonomics, so the sink, stove, and prep areas work together instead of fighting each other. In a manufactured home, moving a wall or a plumbing line means respecting the original construction, and our team plans any structural changes carefully rather than forcing a layout the structure cannot support. We give your existing kitchen new life while keeping clean lines that make a small space feel open.
Custom Kitchen Cabinets & Cabinet Refacing
Our American-made DreamLine Custom Cabinetry carries a limited lifetime warranty and is built to make vertical storage work in a small home. Custom kitchen cabinets let us use the full height of your walls, add pull-outs where a standard box would waste space, and match the finish to the rest of your home. If your cabinet boxes are sound and you want a fresh look for less, refacing is a cost effective alternative to full replacement. Natural wood cabinetry is a strong design choice right now, and the materials chosen are brought to the showroom so you can see the grain and finish up close before you commit.
Countertops, Flooring, Tile, Lighting & Appliances
We fabricate and install Quartz, Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, granite, and natural stone countertops, sized carefully for compact counters. Polished stone adds reflective surfaces that bounce light around a small room and make it feel larger. For flooring, we carry durable materials including RIVA Spain and Cortona Maxx, plus tile options for backsplashes and floors that stand up to spills and foot traffic. Winters here bring low natural light, so we plan layered task lighting that keeps your work surfaces bright. We also specify appliances and fixtures with aisle and door clearance in mind, choosing quality materials and modern appliances that fit the space and the way you cook. Every one of these features is chosen for a compact kitchen, not pulled off a one-size-fits-all shelf, and the final finishes tie the whole style together.
Why Town & Country Homeowners Choose Us for Home Remodeling
We do the work ourselves, so the crew that starts your kitchen remodel is the crew that finishes it. That is the honest answer to the biggest remodeling fear: a contractor who promises everything, then hands the project to someone who disappears. We’ll never send you looking for someone else to finish what we started, and clear communication keeps you informed at every stage.
The proof is steady and checkable. We’ve been family-owned since 2001, have served more than 19,000 homeowners, and hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Our remodels come with a 24-month labor warranty, and DreamLine Custom Cabinetry carries a limited lifetime warranty. Because our showroom and Town & Country Mobile Estates sit in the same city, you get a local partner, not a distant call center, and a team that stands behind its quality.
What Our Client Reviews Say
Our client reviews reflect the same thing our warranty promises: a company that shows up and finishes. Working close to home also means we know the suppliers, the permit office, and the housing stock here, so your kitchen renovation is tailored to this community rather than pulled from a template. As a full home remodeling company, we can carry that same accountability into a bathroom or any other room when you’re ready, and our kitchen and bathroom experience runs deep. You can see our full approach on our main Kitchen Remodeling service page.
How Our Kitchen Remodel Process Works
Our process is four clear steps, so you always know what comes next. Planning a kitchen means balancing what you want with the structural realities of a manufactured home, and we handle that balance for you from the first visit through the final walkthrough.
- Free in-home measurement and consultation. We measure your kitchen, learn how you use it, and talk through goals and budget before anyone quotes anything.
- Design and product selection at our Post Falls showroom. At 104 S Moyie St you compare DreamLine cabinets, countertops, tile, and flooring side by side, and we lay out your work triangle so the stove, sink, and refrigerator sit a comfortable 13 to 26 feet apart for better efficiency.
- Permit determination and coordination. We identify what your project scope needs and coordinate the construction permits with the City of Post Falls Building Division.
- In-house installation and final walkthrough. Our own crews handle the construction, then we walk the finished kitchen with you and confirm every detail meets your expectations.
Get My Free Estimate through our contact page whenever you’re ready to start.
Town & Country Specifics: Housing, Permits & Climate
Town & Country is a manufactured-home community, not a separate municipality, and that shapes every remodel we do here. It was established in 1966 and contains 47 sites, oriented around E 12th Ave and Greensferry Road, with property directions also referencing N Idaho Street. Because most of these homes sit on a single main floor, layout planning is especially important.
The housing stock is a mix of older single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes, with verified samples built in 1978, 1979, 1984, 1987, 1992, and 1993. Many are single-wides in the 924 to 1,070 square foot range, while a larger double-wide sample reaches 1,809 square feet on a pillar, post, or pier foundation. Older homes carry their own quirks, and we respect the original construction when we plan changes rather than forcing a design that fights the structure. Walls in these homes are not always framed the way a site-built house is, so we verify every detail before we commit to a layout.
These homes are described in listings as manufactured homes on leased land, so community rules may apply alongside city requirements. For the city side, permits come from the City of Post Falls Building Division at 408 N Spokane Street, reachable at 208-773-8708. Most remodels that touch structure, plumbing, or electrical require a permit, and the city issues plumbing and electrical permits and performs those inspections within city limits. We handle that coordination so you don’t have to, and we fold the permit timeline into your project schedule from the start.
Season matters too. Post Falls gets a significant share of its winter precipitation as snow from November through January, and summers can bring temporary wildfire-smoke impacts. We remodel year-round, protecting deliveries and materials from snow and moisture in winter and planning dust control when outdoor air quality makes opening windows a bad idea.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you remodel kitchens in Town & Country Mobile Estates?
Yes, we serve Town & Country and the surrounding Post Falls area from our showroom at 104 S Moyie St. Our in-house team handles the whole project, from design through installation, so a single company stays accountable start to finish. Book a free consultation and we’ll confirm the scope for your specific home.
Can you remodel the kitchen in a single-wide manufactured home?
Yes, and compact single-wide kitchens, often in homes around 924 to 1,070 square feet, are exactly where smart storage and layout make the biggest difference. We design around your existing utility locations and add vertical storage, pull-outs, and pantry solutions that use every inch to create a kitchen that works harder than its footprint suggests. Before proposing any major change, we verify the home’s construction so the plan fits the structure.
Do I need a Post Falls permit to move my kitchen sink or dishwasher?
Yes, plumbing and electrical modifications in Post Falls require permits from the City’s Building Division, and our in-house team coordinates them for you. The division is at 408 N Spokane Street and can be reached at 208-773-8708. If your project is strictly cosmetic, confirm the scope with the division, and we’re glad to help you sort that out.
Do I need approval from Town & Country management before remodeling?
Because these homes sit on leased land, check your community or lease rules before work begins. We’ll help you understand the scope of your project clearly so you can confirm what’s needed with management. We won’t guess at their policy for you, but we’ll make sure you have the details to ask the right questions.
What is the kitchen remodel cost for a compact home, and what drives it?
Cabinetry is usually the largest share of a kitchen remodel cost, often 30 to 40 percent, with countertops, flooring, and appliances making up much of the rest. We keep DreamLine value high through in-house fabrication, and refacing is a lower-cost path when your cabinet boxes are sound. We plan a budget contingency of 15 to 20 percent for surprises common in older manufactured homes, and instead of a generic range, we give you a free written estimate for your actual kitchen.
How long will my kitchen be unusable during the remodel?
Most kitchen remodels run 6 to 12 weeks, but your timeline depends on scope, material lead times, and any layout changes. We give you a project-specific schedule after measurement and selections, not a generic guess, because extended material lead times can shift any plan. In winter, we protect deliveries from snow and moisture so weather doesn’t stall your project.
Ready to Start Your Town & Country Kitchen Remodel?
The easiest first step is to see your options in person. Visit our Post Falls showroom at 104 S Moyie St to compare DreamLine cabinets, countertops, tile, and flooring side by side, or book a free in-home consultation and we’ll come to you. From the kitchen and dining area to any other room, we bring the same care to all our remodeling projects.
Call us at (916) 701-9660, submit the form on our contact page, or stop by the showroom. Schedule a Free Consultation or Visit Our Showroom and let’s build the kitchen your family deserves.
