Kitchen Remodeling in Georgetown, TX

Old Town Georgetown kitchens sit on pier-and-beam foundations that have moved for a century. Floors slope, door frames rack, and the kitchen was often a later addition with its own shallower foundation and its own set of problems. Wiring can be anything from knob-and-tube to a 1970s remodel. Plumbing is galvanized until someone replaced it. Ceilings are tall, windows are large, and every one of those things is worth keeping.

Sun City kitchens are slab-on-grade, single-story, and built for one or two people. Corner pantries, a peninsula instead of an island, builder maple, and a breakfast bar with stools nobody sits at. Berry Creek goes back to the 1980s and 90s with golf-course customs that have soffits and oak. Wolf Ranch is 2010s and newer, with open plans, PEX plumbing, 200-amp panels, and cabinets that were the cheapest line in the builder's design center.

In the old houses near the square we level what can be leveled from below, reframe the kitchen floor if the addition sagged, and rebuild the room with modern plumbing and electrical behind a face that fits the house. Inset doors, a farmhouse sink under the original window, tall uppers that use the ceiling height. We do not fight the house. We bring it up to date behind the walls and keep the proportions out front.

In Sun City the brief is usually about reach and light. We replace the peninsula with an island where the room allows, lower a section of counter for seated prep, swap doors for full-extension drawers, and brighten the ceiling with recessed cans and under-cabinet light. In Wolf Ranch and the newer Berry Creek streets the island stays and the kitchen gets rebuilt at the finish level: cabinets to the ceiling, a real hood, stone counters, and a pantry reworked for how you shop.

Kitchen remodels that move plumbing, gas, structure, or circuits are permitted through the City of Georgetown, and we handle the filing and inspections. Inside the downtown and Old Town historic overlays, exterior changes such as a new vent hood penetration or a window can require review by the city's historic commission. Interior work generally does not, but we confirm with the city before we commit to a date. Parts of Berry Creek and some addresses east of town sit outside the city limits in Williamson County, which changes the process.

Sun City has its own community association with a modifications committee for anything visible from outside, and Wolf Ranch has architectural review. Interior kitchens pass without them. Georgetown is far enough up I-35 that we stage deliveries from Austin for the morning and keep a tight material list. Price and scope are fixed in writing before demo, and custom cabinetry is ordered 8 to 12 weeks ahead.