Total Renovations is a licensed residential contractor delivering custom kitchen design, custom cabinetry and complete kitchen renovations through one coordinated design-build process. Design, demolition, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, countertops, flooring, lighting and finishing are managed under one contract with one dedicated project manager.
A true custom kitchen is designed around the room, the household and the way the space is used. Cabinet sizes, pantry systems, work zones, appliance locations, seating and clearances are planned together instead of forcing the room to accept stock cabinet dimensions. This creates better storage, easier movement and a finished kitchen that feels integrated with the rest of the home.
Every home presents a different opportunity. Compact kitchens benefit from full-height cabinetry, pull-out organizers and carefully planned sightlines. Family kitchens may need a larger island, stronger task lighting and dedicated zones for cooking, homework and entertaining. Older layouts can often be improved by opening the kitchen to adjacent living space, while larger rooms may support walk-in pantries, appliance walls and generous prep areas. Whether your style is modern, transitional, traditional or farmhouse-inspired, the design is developed around function first and refined with durable materials and personal finishes.
Total Renovations provides the design, cabinetry, trades and finishing services required for a coordinated custom kitchen renovation, all managed under one roof, one defined project scope and one dedicated point of contact.









Every custom kitchen renovation follows a coordinated four-step process designed to establish the scope early, reduce disruption and keep design, cabinetry and trades aligned through completion:
A custom kitchen is planned as one connected system rather than a collection of separate products. Cabinet widths, appliance specifications, countertop overhangs, lighting, plumbing, ventilation and traffic clearances are resolved together so the finished room functions smoothly and looks intentional.
The design process starts with how the household uses the room. Daily cooking, entertaining, accessibility, storage volume, small appliances, recycling, pantry needs and seating all influence the layout. This prevents common problems such as undersized work areas, blocked walkways, inaccessible corners, inadequate outlets and storage that looks generous but does not fit the items it needs to hold.
Material selection is also part of long-term performance. Cabinet finishes, countertop surfaces, flooring, hardware and backsplash materials are chosen for maintenance, durability and visual balance. By coordinating those decisions before construction, the kitchen can achieve a consistent style while remaining practical for years of everyday use.
Every custom kitchen plan is reviewed for the details that affect comfort, storage and daily performance:
A custom kitchen is a major investment. Clear specifications, coordinated trades and accountable project management are essential to protecting the budget and achieving a finished room that performs as well as it looks.







