9 Years

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Rebuild Your Kitchen Around How You Cook

Complete kitchen remodeling in Odessa with layout redesign, custom cabinetry, and durable finishes built for daily use.

Your kitchen in Odessa is cramped, poorly lit, and arranged in a way that makes cooking for more than two people difficult. Cabinets are worn, countertops are short on prep space, and the layout forces you to walk back and forth across the room for every task. A full kitchen remodel addresses these problems by reconfiguring the layout, adding storage, updating lighting, and installing materials that hold up under daily use. NCG Construction Group, LLC manages the design, permitting, and construction so the project moves through each phase without gaps or miscommunication between trades.

The remodel includes removing old cabinetry and countertops, relocating plumbing and electrical to support the new layout, and installing custom finished carpentry for islands, built-ins, and trim. You can open the space to an adjacent room by removing a non-structural wall or adjusting the header to create a wide passthrough. Flooring, backsplash tile, and lighting are selected to match your household routine, and finishes are chosen for their resistance to moisture and heat in Florida homes.

Request a design consultation to review your layout, discuss storage options, and plan a kitchen upgrade that fits your cooking and entertaining habits.

How the Kitchen Comes Together During Construction

Demolition begins with the removal of cabinets, countertops, and appliances, exposing the walls, plumbing, and electrical rough-ins. In Odessa, older homes may have outdated wiring or undersized water lines that are upgraded during this phase to support modern appliances and fixtures. You work with the team to finalize cabinet dimensions, countertop materials, and fixture placement before rough-ins are installed, so everything fits correctly when the finish work begins.

Once cabinetry is installed, you see how much more storage the new layout provides and how the countertop height and depth improve your reach and workspace. Lighting is positioned to eliminate shadows over the sink and cooktop, and outlets are placed where you actually use small appliances. The backsplash is set level and grouted tight, and the flooring runs flush to the cabinets without gaps or transitions that collect debris.

Custom millwork includes crown molding, open shelving, or paneling that matches the cabinet finish. Drawers are installed with soft-close hardware, and corner cabinets are fitted with pull-out organizers or lazy susans to maximize usable space. The final result is a kitchen that supports your workflow, holds up under heavy use, and makes entertaining easier because guests can move through the space without crowding the cook. Structural work is inspected and documented, and any modifications to load-bearing walls are engineered to meet Florida building codes.

What Homeowners Ask Before Remodeling

Before starting a kitchen remodel, homeowners want to know how long the work takes, what decisions need to be made early, and what happens if they want to change the layout.

What does a complete kitchen remodel include?
It includes removing and replacing cabinetry, countertops, backsplash, flooring, lighting, and fixtures. Layout changes, plumbing and electrical relocation, and structural adjustments are included when needed to support the new design.
How long will my kitchen be out of use?
Most kitchen remodels take four to eight weeks depending on the scope and whether structural changes are involved. You receive a timeline during planning that shows when appliances are disconnected, when rough-ins are completed, and when the space is usable again.
Why do some kitchens need structural work?
If you want to remove a wall to open the kitchen to another room, the wall may be load-bearing and require a beam and posts to support the ceiling. Structural changes are engineered and inspected to meet code.
What should I choose before demolition starts?
You finalize cabinet style and layout, countertop material, backsplash tile, flooring, and fixture finishes before the work begins. Early selections prevent delays and ensure rough-ins are positioned correctly for the final installation.
What materials work best in Florida kitchens?
Quartz or granite countertops resist heat and moisture, and tile or luxury vinyl flooring holds up better than hardwood in humid conditions. Cabinet finishes are sealed to prevent warping, and grout is treated to resist mildew in high-moisture areas.

NCG Construction Group, LLC handles design, permitting, and construction so your kitchen remodel stays on schedule and every trade works in the correct sequence. Get in touch to walk through your current layout, discuss your cooking and storage needs, and plan a kitchen that works better for your household.