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No drag sliders and no styled vignettes. Each project records what the room was, what it became, how long it took and roughly what it cost.
Sellwood-Moreland · 1912 foursquare
A 92 in wide galley where the previous remodel had installed a 36 in refrigerator, leaving a 36 in aisle. Everything else followed from fixing that one number.
Sample band: $52,000 - $64,000
Read the case studyLaurelhurst · 1924 Tudor
A 1924 Tudor kitchen with a peninsula that blocked the pantry door. Rebuilding it as a true U put the work triangle under 17 ft and opened both doorways.
Sample band: $118,000 - $134,000
Read the case studyAlberta Arts · 1919 bungalow
Removing a non-structural partition turned a closed galley into an L open to the dining room, with a 9 ft counter run where the wall had been.
Sample band: $86,000 - $99,000
Read the case studyHawthorne · 1926 bungalow
The back door opened straight into the work aisle. Moving the doorway 40 in and rebuilding as an L took the traffic out of the kitchen entirely.
Sample band: $74,000 - $88,000
Read the case studyIrvington · 1908 colonial
The original butler's pantry had become a corridor. Rebuilding it as a scullery run with a second sink and the dishwasher freed the main kitchen of everything that makes noise.
Sample band: $128,000 - $152,000
Read the case studyMultnomah Village · 1998 condominium
A condominium with a concrete slab, no chase for plumbing, and a breakfast bar that held nothing. The island stayed dry and took the induction cooktop instead.
Sample band: $58,000 - $69,000
Read the case studyWhere we stand
Budget bands shown are samples for orientation. Your number comes from your room, your services and your specification, and it is fixed before anything is ordered.
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