KITCHEN REMODELING CONTRACTOR
In Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia kitchen remodeling from demolition to the finished kitchen.
A kitchen remodel brings together more construction disciplines than almost any other room in the home. Plumbing, electrical, structural work, cabinetry, countertops, appliances, flooring, tile, and lighting all have to work together, often within an existing space that wasn’t built for today’s kitchens.
Myers Constructs handles complete kitchen remodeling projects throughout Philadelphia, coordinating the construction from demolition through final installation. Our Design-to-Build process connects the construction work to the design, so the kitchen you’re planning is developed with the realities of building it in mind.
What Kitchen Remodeling Services Include
Kitchen remodeling in Philadelphia often means working within an existing home rather than starting with a clean slate.
Older homes may have masonry walls, uneven floors, outdated electrical systems, aging plumbing, unusual room dimensions, or previous renovations that need to be accounted for. Removing a wall may reveal structural requirements. Moving a sink may involve more than simply moving a pipe. And installing a modern kitchen into an older home may require the new work to accommodate the conditions that already exist or we can change existing conditions by adding space, removing structural walls and adding beans, or changing windows or door openings if budgets allow.
Myers Constructs evaluates those conditions as part of the remodeling process, helping determine what can be changed, what needs to be preserved, and how the new kitchen can be integrated into the existing home.
For homes in historic districts or properties subject to local review, exterior changes and structural modifications may also require additional approvals from organizations like The Philadelphia Historic Commission.
Services We Provide:
- Kitchen demolition and removal of existing cabinets, finishes, and fixtures
- Structural modifications including wall removal, openings, beams, and other framing changes
- Plumbing for sinks, dishwashers, refrigerators, and other fixtures
- Electrical upgrades for appliances, outlets, circuits, and kitchen requirements
- Lighting installation including recessed, under-cabinet, pendant, and decorative lighting
- Cabinetry installation including custom and semi-custom cabinets and our Myers Made cabinets
- Countertops including templating and installation
- Island construction and installation
- Appliance installation and coordination
- Tile installation for backsplashes, walls, and other surfaces
- Kitchen flooring and transitions into adjacent rooms
- Drywall, trim, and finish carpentry
- Painting and final finishes
Kitchen Remodeling Is a Coordination Project
A kitchen remodel involves a chain of dependencies:
Structure → Plumbing & Electrical → Framing → Cabinets → Countertops → Tile → Appliances → Lighting & Finish Work
The sequence matters.
Electrical and plumbing locations need to be established before walls are closed. Cabinet dimensions affect countertop fabrication. Appliance specifications affect cabinetry and electrical requirements. Countertops need to be installed before backsplash work can be completed. Flooring and island installation need to be coordinated with the final layout.
A kitchen can look simple when it’s finished. Getting everything underneath and around it to work together is anything but simple.
That’s where experienced kitchen remodeling construction matters.
From Kitchen Design to Construction
The kitchen design process establishes the layout, cabinetry, materials, finishes, and overall direction of the project. But a good kitchen design also needs to work in the real world.
Myers Constructs uses a Design-to-Build process that connects the design phase to construction. This allows structural changes, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, appliances, and other construction requirements to be considered before demolition begins.
The goal isn’t simply to create a beautiful kitchen on paper. It’s to create a kitchen that is beautiful, functional, budget-conscious, and ready to build.
Our Kitchen Remodeling Process
Evaluate the Existing Kitchen
We look at the existing layout, structure, plumbing, electrical, finishes, and other conditions that will affect the remodel.
Develop the Kitchen Design
The layout, cabinetry, materials, appliances, island, lighting, and other design decisions are developed around your goals and target budget.
Plan the Construction
Structural work, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, appliance requirements, trade sequencing, and other construction details are coordinated before work begins.
Demolish and Rebuild
The existing kitchen is removed and construction begins, including structural modifications, rough plumbing, electrical, framing, and other behind-the-wall work.
Install the Kitchen
Cabinets, countertops, appliances, island components, flooring, tile, lighting, fixtures, and finish work are installed and coordinated.
Complete the Details
Final adjustments, finish work, fixtures, hardware, and remaining details bring the kitchen together.
Kitchen Remodeling FAQs
Kitchen remodeling costs vary based on the size of the project, structural changes, cabinetry, appliances, materials, plumbing, electrical work, and existing conditions. Myers Constructs develops the design around your target budget so major cost decisions can be addressed before construction begins.
Potentially. We evaluate whether a wall is load-bearing and determine what structural changes, beams, posts, or other modifications may be required before removing it. Of course we have to have our engineer sign off on it and it needs to be permitted and inspected.
Yes. Sinks, dishwashers, refrigerators, and other plumbing fixtures can often be relocated, although feasibility depends on the home’s existing plumbing and structural conditions.
Yes. Cabinetry and countertops are part of our kitchen remodeling services, with dimensions and installation coordinated with the overall kitchen layout, appliances, plumbing, and other components.
Yes. We coordinate appliance installation as part of the remodeling process, including the electrical, plumbing, cabinetry, and ventilation requirements associated with the appliances.
Yes. Kitchen islands can incorporate cabinetry, countertops, sinks, appliances, electrical outlets, lighting, and seating. Their size and placement are coordinated with the overall kitchen layout and available space.
Yes. Kitchen remodeling often involves adding or upgrading circuits, outlets, lighting, appliance connections, and other electrical components to support the new kitchen.
Yes. Older Philadelphia homes often require additional planning because of masonry construction, uneven floors, aging systems, and previous renovations. Our Design-to-Build process considers these existing conditions when planning the new kitchen.
Yes. Myers Constructs provides both kitchen design and construction through our Design-to-Build process. The design is developed with the actual construction requirements in mind, so the finished plans are ready to build.
Build Your Dream Kitchen
Build Your Dream Kitchen
A kitchen remodel is a major construction project disguised as a beautiful room.
Behind the cabinets and countertops are structural changes, plumbing, electrical, ventilation, flooring, lighting, and dozens of details that have to come together in the right order.
Myers Constructs brings those pieces together through a Design-to-Build process, giving you one coordinated team from the first design decisions through the final installation.
Call 215-438-6696 or contact us today to learn more and schedule a consultation.
