
Downtown Mesa Kitchen Remodel
Remodels, cabinets and stone countertops planned for Downtown Mesa homes.
Downtown Mesa centers on Main Street and the light rail, with some of the city's oldest neighborhoods nearby, including homes from the 1920s through the 1950s.
Kitchens in downtown Mesa's older homes are small and often have older wiring and plumbing. Remodels here fit more storage into a compact room and update the systems while the walls are open.
The City of Mesa requires a construction permit for interior structural, electrical, mechanical or plumbing changes, and it lists painting, new countertops and new flooring as work that doesn't need one. When your kitchen crosses that line, we file through the City's online permit system and book the inspections.
More storage from a small footprint.
Wiring and plumbing brought up to current code.
Cabinets and tile that suit an older house.
Yes. We plan for older wiring and plumbing and pick finishes that suit the house.
The same rules apply: the City of Mesa requires permits for electrical, plumbing, mechanical and structural changes. Older homes just tend to need more of that work.
Share a few details about your Downtown Mesa home and what you'd change in the kitchen.
Free estimate, no obligation