Built for Beaverton
What a Beaverton kitchen needs depends on its era. Close-in ranches in Vose, Denney-Whitford, and the West Slope were built with compartmentalized kitchens that today’s owners want opened to the living area, which usually means removing a load-bearing wall and setting a beam. The 1990s and 2000s two-stories in Murray Hill, Sexton Mountain, and Cooper Mountain more often need a full refit: custom cabinetry, larger islands, and stone the original spec skipped.
Structural, plumbing, gas, and electrical work is permitted and inspected through the City of Beaverton Building Division, with a handful of unincorporated pockets running through Washington County instead. We confirm the right jurisdiction for your address and manage the plan review and inspections so your kitchen never sits waiting on paper.
How We Work
One team, one contract, from the first measurement to the final walkthrough, with no handoffs between designer, builder, and trades: design and 3D layouts, material selection, permitting and inspections, careful demolition, licensed construction, and a final walkthrough, all backed by our 1-year craftsmanship warranty.
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