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Kitchen remodeling in Los Angeles
The room that decides how the rest of the house feels, and the one where layout matters more than anything you can buy.
Free property visit and free estimate. You talk to the contractor, not a call centre.
Free estimate · Licensed, Bonded & InsuredFour things drive a kitchen's cost, roughly in order: whether the layout moves, the cabinetry, the stone, and the appliances. A kitchen that keeps its layout and changes its surfaces is a different project from one that moves the plumbing, and we tell you which one you are looking at before it starts.
What a kitchen remodel includes
- Layout and services: plumbing, gas, the circuits a modern kitchen needs, and proper venting
- Cabinetry fitted to the room you have, not the room the catalogue assumed
- Stone, with the slab and the edge detail chosen with you
- Lighting, flooring and the connection to the living space
Why homeowners choose us for kitchens
- Layout before finishesThe decisions that set the cost are settled before anyone picks a cabinet door.
- Kitchens you can seeReal completed kitchens on this page, photographed as built.
- A plan for living without a kitchenA real programme for your project, and a temporary setup planned from day one.
- Permits handledDrawings and the permit application together with the build, quoted as their own line.
Opening the kitchen to the living room is the most requested change we see, and it is often structural. It is one of the first things we check, at no cost.
How the project works
The first two steps are free, and nothing is committed until you decide it is.
Free property visit
We look at the site with you and say what is realistic.
Free written estimate
Construction, plans and permitting as separate figures. No obligation.
Plans, permits and build
Drawings, permit and construction, one point of contact.
What drives the cost of a kitchen remodel?
Decide the layout before you choose anything else
It is tempting to start with the finishes, because that is the enjoyable part and it is what the showrooms are set up for. But the finishes sit on the layout, and the layout is what you will feel every day.
The questions worth settling first: does the sink stay where it is, does the range stay where it is, is there an island and can you actually walk round it, and where do you put things down when you come in with shopping. Those decisions set the cost more than any cabinet door does.
Opening a kitchen to the living space is the most requested change we see, and it is frequently structural. Whether the wall between them carries load determines whether you are looking at a demolition or a beam.
Where the money actually goes
Cabinetry is usually the biggest line. The gap between stock and custom is real, and it is mostly about fitting the room you have rather than the room the catalogue assumed: awkward corners, ceiling height, an appliance that does not follow standard dimensions.
Stone is the second, and it is less about cost per square foot than about the slab and the detailing. A waterfall edge on an island uses considerably more material than a square edge, and it is the detail that most often reads as expensive in a finished kitchen.
Then there is the work behind the walls: moving plumbing and gas, adding the circuits a modern kitchen needs, and venting the range properly. None of it is visible and all of it is required.
How long you are without a kitchen
This is the practical question, and it is usually the one that decides when a project starts rather than whether it does.
The honest answer is that it depends on the scope, and that a kitchen is not out of use for the whole build. There is a stretch in the middle where it is, bracketed by demolition at the start and finishing at the end. We would rather give you a real programme for your project after seeing it than a number on a web page that is wrong for your kitchen.
What is worth planning either way: a temporary setup somewhere else in the house with the fridge, a kettle and a microwave. Everyone who has been through it says the same thing about it.
Kitchens we have built
The kitchens shown on this page are real Yeganeh work, photographed as completed. They range from a full-height stone waterfall island in a whole-home remodel to a compact kitchen in a converted garage, which is a fair span of what this actually covers.
What homeowners
are saying about
this kind of work
We recently finished our ADU and are very happy with the result. Erfan brought our vision to life with a bright living space, beautiful kitchen, bedrooms, and quality finishes. He was very responsive, professional, and easy to work with. Highly recommended for ADU or remodeling projects.
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Google rating
25+
years of experience
It depends on whether the layout moves, on the cabinetry, on the stone and on the appliances. Those four account for most of the variation. Yeganeh Inc. publishes verified ranges for ADU and garage conversion work; we do not publish a kitchen range we cannot stand behind. Call and we will give you a real number for your kitchen after seeing it, at no cost.
Where to go next
- ServiceHome RemodelingLayout, systems and finishes done together, so the house works the way you actually live.
- ServiceBathroom RemodelingWaterproofing, ventilation and layout first. Tub-to-shower conversions and full remodels.
- ServiceHome AdditionsBedrooms, primary suites, bigger kitchens and second storeys, tied properly into the house you have.
Ready to talk about kitchen remodeling?
Call for a free property visit and a free written estimate. You will talk to the contractor, not a call centre.
