Washington, DC
Kitchen Remodeling in Washington, DC
We design kitchens as architecture: proportion first, storage second, styling last. Every AC Remodeling kitchen is drawn in 3D and built by a single dedicated crew.
Local know-how
What kitchen projects look like in Washington
Row house kitchens in Northwest DC are narrow and dark, so the design goes into the cabinetry run, borrowed light from the rear and whether the wall to the dining room can come out. With no driveway, deliveries and staging are scheduled before day one.
From Georgetown row houses to homes in Palisades and Foxhall Village, Northwest DC remodeling comes with its own demands: tight lots, DCRA permitting and, in historic districts, additional design review. From delivery timing to job site access, every detail is planned in advance, so the work moves smoothly even on the tightest lots.
Neighborhoods we build in
- Chevy Chase DC
- Cleveland Park
- Palisades
- Tenleytown
- American University Park
- Georgetown
What's included
Our kitchen remodeling approach
3D design before demo
Walk your kitchen in photo-real 3D and approve every dimension before a single cabinet is ordered.
Custom & semi-custom cabinetry
Full-overlay slab, shaker and rift white oak from vetted North American shops.
Stone fabrication in-house
Templated, mitred and installed by our own fabrication partner — no seams in the wrong place.
Whole-system upgrades
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC and structural openings handled under one permit and one contract.
Recent work
Kitchen projects near Washington
Chevy Chase, MD
A vaulted ceiling, arched window and sea-glass tile backsplash paired with a charcoal quartz island.
Rockville, MD
Soft-white inset cabinetry, black hardware and a walnut-stained island beneath a garden window.
Gaithersburg, MD
A complete kitchen overhaul with inset cabinetry, stone counters and a reworked layout.
Questions
Kitchen Remodeling in Washington: common questions
Do you handle permits for a kitchen remodel in Washington, DC?
Yes. We prepare the drawings and manage DOB permitting, plus HPRB review when the property sits inside a historic district.
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
Active construction typically takes 6–9 weeks, depending on structural complexity like moving load-bearing walls or relocating utilities. We provide a detailed schedule before construction starts, so you know every phase in advance.
Do I need permits for a kitchen remodel?
Yes, most full remodels require building, electrical, and mechanical permits from the City or County, plus WSSC approval for plumbing or gas work. We handle the entire permitting process for you, from application to inspection.
Do you handle DC permits and historic review?
Yes. We manage DOB permitting and HPRB review for properties in historic districts.
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Tell us about your home.
Every project starts with a short conversation about your space, your timing and your investment range.