Brentwood kitchens tend to have a common starting point. Much of the city was built from the 1970s through the 1990s as brick homes on one acre lots, in neighborhoods like Brenthaven, Carondelet, Meadowlake, River Oaks, and Indian Point. The houses are generous and well built. The kitchens are usually the one room that never kept up: a U shape or a galley closed off from the family room, drywall soffits above honey oak cabinets, a raised bar on the peninsula, and one fluorescent fixture in the middle of the ceiling.
In the larger estate homes of Governors Club, Annandale, and Belle Rive, the problem is different. The kitchen is big enough, but it was finished in the dark cherry, heavy granite, and ornate trim of the early 2000s, and the layout wastes the space it has.
Kings Kitchen Remodeling designs and builds kitchens for both. Our Brentwood office is at 330 Franklin Rd, and every project we take on here starts the same way: a design you approve, a fixed written price, and no demolition until your materials are in hand.
Load bearing walls. In two story brick homes and many ranches here, the wall you want gone is doing structural work. We confirm what it carries during design and build the beam into the plan and the price.
Eight foot ceilings. Older Brentwood homes often have them. Cabinet heights, hood size, and pendant drops all get scaled to the room so it feels taller, not crowded.
Hardwood that has to match. Many main floors have site finished oak. When a wall comes out or the footprint changes, new boards are laced in and the level is refinished so the floor reads as one. See kitchen flooring.
Gas, induction, and ventilation. Natural gas is common in Brentwood, and so are requests to switch to induction. Either way, the range, the circuit or gas line, and the hood ducting get sorted in design. See appliance installation.
Permits and neighborhood rules. We confirm permit requirements with the City of Brentwood for your address and work within your HOA’s rules on work hours, dumpsters, and trailers.
Kings Kitchen Remodeling of Brentwood is at 330 Franklin Rd, Brentwood, TN 37027, open Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 6 PM and Saturday from 8 AM to 2 PM. Book a kitchen consultation or call (615) 555-0100, and we will meet you in your kitchen.
It depends on the scope. Replacing cabinets, countertops, and tile in the same layout often does not need a building permit. Moving or removing walls, relocating plumbing, running a new gas line, or adding electrical circuits typically does, and inside city limits those permits come from the City of Brentwood Planning and Codes department. We confirm the requirements for your address during design and pull the permits the job requires.
Usually, yes. In many Brentwood homes from the 1970s through the 1990s that wall carries the floor or roof above it, so taking it out means an engineered beam, posts carried down to the foundation, and a permit. We check the framing above the kitchen during design so the beam, the cost, and the finished look of the opening are all settled before demolition.
Less time than most people expect, because we do not start demolition until your cabinets and long lead materials are in hand. The longest stretch of any remodel is usually waiting on cabinets and stone, and you spend that part in a working kitchen. Your written schedule shows the build from demo day to walkthrough, and we help you set up a temporary kitchen before work starts.
Yes. Removing the drywall soffits and running cabinets to the ceiling makes an 8 foot room read taller, and so does replacing a raised bar peninsula with a single level island. A lighter cabinet finish, a slab backsplash, and a real lighting plan in place of one central fixture do the rest. We show all of it in the 3D renderings so you can judge it before anything is ordered.
Our Brentwood office on Franklin Road covers Brentwood, Forest Hills, Oak Hill, and Nolensville, and our Franklin office covers Franklin, Thompson's Station, Spring Hill, and the rest of Williamson County. The same design process, fixed written price, and project lead approach apply at both.
Brentwood Office
Call (615) 555-0100 or request your free quote online. We serve Franklin, Brentwood, and Williamson County.