Your kitchen works harder than any room in the house. Our kitchen remodeling service in San Francisco turns cramped, dated kitchens into bright, functional spaces your family actually wants to spend time in, whether that means new countertops and a backsplash or a complete gut-and-rebuild with a new layout.
What a Vidalon kitchen remodel includes
- Design and layout planning so the sink, range and refrigerator work together
- Custom and semi-custom cabinets with soft-close doors and smart storage inserts
- Countertops in quartz, granite, butcher block and solid surface
- Kitchen islands with seating, prep sinks or built-in appliances
- Tile backsplashes, from classic subway to large-format slab looks
- Lighting: recessed cans, pendants and under-cabinet LEDs
- Plumbing and electrical updates, handled by licensed trade partners
- Flooring and paint to tie the whole space together
Our kitchen remodeling process
- Free in-home consultation. We measure, listen to what is not working, and talk budget honestly.
- Design and written quote. You get a layout, material options and an itemized price.
- Selections. We help you choose cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures that fit the plan.
- Build. One project lead runs the job and keeps you updated every step of the way.
- Final walkthrough. We do not call it done until you are happy with every detail.
Popular kitchen upgrades in Bay Area homes
Many San Francisco and Marin homes, from Victorians and Edwardians to 1950s ranch houses, have closed-off kitchens with small windows and outdated layouts. The most requested upgrades we see are removing the wall between the kitchen and living room, replacing laminate counters with quartz, adding a large island, and swapping fluorescent boxes for recessed lighting. Each of these changes makes a big visual impact and adds real value when it is time to sell.
Planning a bigger project? Pair your new kitchen with new flooring or interior painting and save on scheduling. You can also read our guide on how much a kitchen remodel costs in San Francisco.