America’s Dream HomeWorks designs and builds kitchens across western Spokane, including the West Hills neighborhood, with one in-house team handling design, cabinetry, countertops, plumbing, electrical, and installation. We are family-owned and have been remodeling homes since 2001, serving 19,000+ homeowners with a 24-month labor warranty on every remodel. If you searched for kitchen remodeling near me and want a single accountable partner instead of a general contractor who hands your kitchen off to a rotating cast of strangers, that is exactly how we work.
As a design-build firm, we manage both the design and the construction under one contract, so your layout, your materials, and your finished kitchen all answer to the same people. No gaps, no finger-pointing, no second contractor to finish what someone else started. Whether this is your first remodel or your third, and whether you are planning a full kitchen remodel or adding a bathroom project to the same job, our designers keep every detail aligned from the first sketch forward.
Ready when you are: schedule a free consultation and we’ll build a plan around your kitchen.
Our Kitchen Remodeling Services in West Spokane
One in-house team carries your kitchen from demo to final walkthrough, so you never juggle separate companies for cabinets, counters, and trades. Everything below comes from the same crew, under the same contract, which keeps the design and the build in sync on every project.
Full Kitchen Remodels (demo through final walkthrough)
We handle the entire project in-house, from tearing out the existing kitchen to the last fixture. You get one point of accountability and a kitchen built around how your family actually cooks and gathers. Our focus is a space that functions for daily life, not just a room that photographs well. Explore more on our main Kitchen Remodeling page.
DreamLine Custom Cabinetry & Cabinet Refacing
Our DreamLine Custom Cabinetry is made in America and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, built to fit your space and your storage habits. We design cabinets around how you actually use the kitchen, down to the drawer layout and the corner you always struggle to reach. If your layout works and your boxes are sound, cabinet refacing gives you a fresh look for less than a full replacement, which can be a smart way to stretch a budget.
Countertops & In-House Stone Fabrication (Quartz, Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, Granite)
We fabricate countertops in our own shop, so your Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, quartz, or granite is cut and finished by the same team that installs it. That control means tighter seams and a surface built to live with daily family life. The engineering behind a clean countertop is in the details, from edge profiles to sink cutouts, and keeping it in-house is how we protect those details.
Flooring, Backsplash, Lighting & Fixtures
Material selections cover countertops, tile, cabinetry, flooring, and lighting, chosen together so the finished room feels cohesive instead of assembled piece by piece. We help you pick a backsplash, flooring, and fixtures that reflect your style and work beautifully together. Good lighting makes a kitchen feel bright and welcoming, and these choices set the tone of the whole space, so our designers walk you through them to create a room where nothing clashes once it is installed.
Layout & Thoughtful Design (work-triangle planning, 2D layouts, wall elevations)
Good design starts with how you move through the room. We plan the work triangle, which should measure between 13 and 26 feet, and document the plan with dimensioned wall elevations and 2D layouts so nothing is left to guesswork. When a remodel opens up walls, raises a ceiling, or moves a sink, that planning keeps the kitchen both beautiful and functional. Cabinetry is usually the largest line item, and most kitchen cabinet packages run between $15,000 and $25,000, which is one reason we plan it carefully before anything is ordered.
Typical Kitchen Cost Drivers at a Glance
Every kitchen is quoted after we see the space, but a few line items tend to shape the budget more than the rest. Here is how the figures referenced above fit together so you can plan with realistic expectations around cost.
| Budget factor | Typical range or guideline | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinetry package | $15,000 to $25,000 | Usually the largest single line item; custom DreamLine boxes, drawers, and layout |
| Work-triangle planning | 13 to 26 feet | Distance between sink, cooktop, and refrigerator for an efficient layout |
| Contingency reserve | 15% to 20% of budget | Set-aside for unforeseen conditions found during demolition |
Why West Spokane Homeowners Choose Us
You choose us because one team owns the outcome, from the first drawing to the final inspection, and backs it in writing. Most contractor horror stories trace back to work handed off to crews nobody vetted. We keep design, fabrication, and installation in-house, so the people planning your kitchen are the people building it. Our clients tell us that single line of accountability is what finally made them comfortable getting involved in a remodel. That dedication to doing the work ourselves is the heart of our business.
Vetting a contractor matters, and we encourage it. America’s Dream HomeWorks holds Washington contractor registration (we recommend confirming any registration live before you sign, which we welcome). We are also EPA Lead-Safe Certified and insured. Reviewing bids and contracts carefully, and asking real questions about a company’s experience and capacity to manage your project, is how you avoid costly surprises later.
The proof behind the promise:
- Family-owned and operating since 2001
- 19,000+ homeowners served
- 24-month labor warranty on remodels
- Limited lifetime warranty on DreamLine Custom Cabinetry
Our in-house stone fabrication and cabinetry give us quality control that subcontracting shops simply cannot match. A kitchen is one of the biggest returns you will see on an investment in your home, and we treat it that way.
See Our Work and Client Reviews
See it for yourself: visit our Post Falls showroom or browse our work and client reviews. The finished kitchens and baths we have built, along with what past clients say about the process, tell the story better than any promise we could make on a page.
How Our Kitchen Remodel Process Works
Our process is a clear path from first call to finished kitchen, with a written plan before any demolition begins.
- 1. Free consultation and measure. Start at the showroom or with an in-home visit so we can talk through your space, your style, and your goals, assess the room in person, and take accurate measurements.
- 2. Design and material selection. Our designers create design plans that guide our carpenters, then deliver a detailed proposal with timeline and scope of work, plus a written estimate built around your specific kitchen rather than a generic range. This is where your vision takes shape on paper.
- 3. Permit coordination. Kitchen remodels usually require permits, and we identify and handle the applicable ones so it is not left to you.
- 4. In-house build and inspections. Our crews handle the construction, installation, and required inspections. If your project includes a bathroom, the same crew carries it through alongside the kitchen.
- 5. Final walkthrough and warranty. We confirm every detail with you and back the work with our 24-month labor warranty.
If an unexpected condition surfaces behind a wall, it can affect the timeline, and we document any change before we act on it. You should never feel pressure to sign before the plan is clear.
Remodeling in West Spokane: Neighborhoods, Permits & What to Expect
We know the western Spokane service area and handle the permit realities that come with it. West Hills is the official neighborhood that most closely matches “West Spokane,” and the City defines it as the area within Spokane city limits north of Interstate 90, south of Downriver Golf Course and Downriver Park, west of the Spokane River and Latah Creek, and east of the western city limit. Landmarks you’ll recognize include Finch Arboretum, Whittier Park, and Indian Canyon Golf Course. We serve these and the following areas across the eastside of the region.
Homes here range from postwar and mid-century houses through 1990s construction, plus newer development near River Run. Age shapes what we check first: older wiring, plumbing condition, and whether an open layout on the main floor touches a load-bearing wall. Opening up interior walls is common in these homes, and we confirm the structural details and architecture before we commit to a layout. Older homes can also contain hazardous materials, which is why our EPA Lead-Safe certification matters when we renovate them. These are inspection priorities based on housing age, not assumptions about your specific home.
One jurisdiction detail trips up many homeowners: a Spokane mailing address does not prove your property sits inside city limits, so the City directs you to the Spokane County SCOUT Property Dashboard to confirm your location. For properties inside city limits, residential remodel permits run through the City of Spokane Development Services Center and Permit Center at 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd. Permit requirements apply to electrical and plumbing changes, and city building-permit fees are valuation-based, with electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permits often carrying separate fees. Every permitted project requires at least one inspection, including a final one. We reach you from our Post Falls showroom by way of Interstate 90.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel in West Spokane?
Usually yes if the work involves structural, electrical, or plumbing changes, while cosmetic-only updates may not require one. Because a Spokane mailing address does not always mean city jurisdiction, we confirm using the SCOUT Property Dashboard and route permits through the City of Spokane Permit Center at 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd. during planning.
Are you licensed to remodel homes in Washington?
Yes, America’s Dream HomeWorks holds Washington contractor registration, and we welcome you to verify it through Washington Labor & Industries before you sign. We are insured, and every project runs under one contract so accountability stays with us.
What is a realistic budget for my kitchen, and what’s the most expensive part?
We don’t publish a generic online range; we provide a written estimate built around your kitchen after we see the space. Cabinetry is typically among the largest line items, and we recommend setting aside a 15% to 20% contingency for unforeseen conditions, which helps keep the budget from getting away from you mid-project. The right solutions here depend on your scope, your materials, and the efficiency of the layout we design together.
Can you remodel the bathroom at the same time as the kitchen?
Yes. Many clients fold a bathroom remodel into the same job so one in-house team handles both. Combining baths and kitchen work under one contract keeps the design consistent, with the same tile and finish choices carried through both rooms, and often makes better use of the crew’s time on site.
How long will my kitchen be unusable during the remodel?
We set a project-specific schedule after design, material selections, permit review, and confirmation of existing conditions, rather than quoting one number for every home. Unexpected issues found during demolition can affect the timeline, and we document any change with you first.
Do you remodel older homes around West Hills and Sunset Hill?
Yes, and we start by evaluating how your particular home was built. In older homes near West Hills, that means checking wiring, plumbing, and the possibility of hazardous materials such as lead paint before recommending changes, which is backed by our EPA Lead-Safe certification. Although we are a national company, we bring the same care to a local project as we do to our Northern California work.
Can I visit your showroom before scheduling an in-home estimate?
Yes, you’re welcome to compare DreamLine cabinets, countertops, flooring, and layout ideas at our showroom at 104 S. Moyie St. in Post Falls, Idaho, a straightforward Interstate 90 drive for western Spokane homeowners.
Ready to Start Your West Spokane Kitchen?
The simplest next step is to schedule a free consultation, request a free estimate, or visit our showroom at 104 S. Moyie St. in Post Falls. One team, one contract, one accountable partner from the first drawing to the final walkthrough.
If you’re hoping to finish before a holiday or a family event, start early. Lead times on materials and seasonal scheduling fill up, and planning now protects your timeline. Call us at (916) 701-9660 or reach out through our contact page to get started.
