Layout, cabinetry, and finishes built around how you cook.
A straight answer about how long you'll be without a kitchen. Full renovations carried from planning through finished delivery, in homes people are still living in.
Kitchens we've built.
A look at finished work across recent projects, Tampa Bay and beyond.
Full-Height Cabinetry, Waterfall Island
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Pendant Lighting, Navy Accent Wall
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A Bright Cook's Nook
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Light Wood, Clean Hardware
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Sculptural Lighting, Waterfall Island
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Cabinetry, Mid-Install
EnlargeExplore kitchen styles.
Five directions homeowners choose most often — a starting point for your own, not a fixed menu.
Modern
Flat-panel cabinetry, integrated appliances, and hardware kept to a minimum. A single continuous surface from counter to backsplash, with no visual noise to interrupt it.
Transitional
Shaker-style cabinetry meets clean, modern lines. Warm wood tones and simple hardware, in a kitchen that feels collected rather than themed.
Warm Wood
Natural wood grain carried across cabinetry and open shelving, paired with warm stone and layered lighting. Built to feel lived-in from day one.
Classic White
White cabinetry, marble-look countertops, and traditional hardware profiles. A kitchen that isn't chasing a trend, and won't look dated in ten years.
Dark Contemporary
Deep cabinetry tones, matte black fixtures, and a waterfall island as the anchor. A kitchen built to read as a room, not an afterthought off the living space.
Don't have a direction yet? Your project lead helps you land on one before anything is ordered.
Five principles behind every project.
Five principles behind every project. Select one to see how it's built.
Built Right First
Cabinets aren’t set until plumbing and electrical rough-in are confirmed on site — not just checked against a drawing. Layout gets finalized against the room as it actually is.
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No Shortcuts Ever
Electrical, plumbing, and ventilation behind the walls get the same attention as the cabinetry in front of them. Everything is inspected before drywall goes back up.
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One Lead
One person is responsible for your kitchen, from first measurement to final walkthrough — the same person who schedules and checks every trade on site. You never re-explain your project to whoever shows up.
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Transparent, Always
You get a written scope, a realistic timeline, and pricing before demo starts — not change orders that surface once the walls are already open.
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Built to Last
Cabinetry, hardware, and countertop fabrication are chosen for how they hold up under daily use — not for what looks good on install day and needs replacing in five years.
Request a Free EstimateWhat happens after you contact STRUX.
Three stages, from your first call to the final walkthrough, with the real numbers attached.
Free In-Home Assessment
We measure the kitchen, look at what the current layout is hiding, and talk through how you use the room. You get a written scope and a real price range before anything is ordered.
- No cost, no obligation
- Room measured, existing plumbing and electrical assessed
- Written scope and price range, not a ballpark
Permits, Demo & Reconfiguration
Permitting is filed and approved before demolition starts — you’ll get the current county turnaround at the assessment, not a guess. Then cabinetry, countertops and finishes come out, and the walls are opened where plumbing, electrical and framing have to move for the new layout — not a room further than that.
- Permits filed and approved before work starts
- Kitchen stripped to studs where the layout changes
- Plumbing, electrical and framing relocated
Cabinetry, Countertops & Finish
Cabinet boxes are set and leveled first, with electrical, plumbing and ventilation closed up behind the walls. Countertops are templated against the installed cabinetry, not a drawing, then fabricated off-site and set. Backsplash, appliances, hardware and lighting go in last, followed by a full walkthrough with your project lead.
- Cabinets set and leveled, infrastructure closed up
- Countertops templated against installed cabinetry
- Backsplash, appliance, hardware and fixture install
- Full walkthrough with your project lead
Permits, scheduling, and inspections are managed by STRUX from start to finish.
What's covered after we leave.
Two layers of cover, both in writing, handed over at the final walkthrough.
On our workmanship
Our workmanship — cabinetry installation, rough-in and finish work — is covered for two years from the date of your final walkthrough.
On materials and equipment
Cabinetry, hardware, countertops and appliances carry the manufacturer’s own warranty. We register it in your name and hand over the paperwork at closeout.
Not covered: normal wear, storm or flood damage, work performed by others, and alterations made after handover. If something does go wrong, you call the same person who ran your project — not a warranty department.
Common questions.
It depends on scope — layout changes and permitting add time. You'll get a project-specific range during the assessment, and a written update every week so you always know where it stands.
Most kitchen renovations happen while you continue living in the home. We'll walk through what access and disruption look like for your specific layout before work starts.
Both. Layout changes are one of the main factors that affect scope, timeline, and investment — we'll tell you plainly what's structural and what isn't.
Typical investment runs $30k–55k. The main drivers are layout changes, cabinetry and finish level, appliance package, and whether plumbing or electrical needs to move.
Yes, permitting is part of the job, same as every STRUX project.
One named project lead, start to finish, with a response within one business day.
Two years on our workmanship — cabinetry installation, rough-in and finish work — from the date of your final walkthrough, plus the manufacturer’s own warranty on materials and equipment, registered in your name. Normal wear, storm damage and work done by others aren’t covered.
We don’t originate financing ourselves. Most homeowners fund a project like this through a home equity line or a renovation loan. Tell me at the assessment how you’re planning to pay for it — budget shapes scope, and that’s far easier to plan around from the start than to rework later.
Ready to remodel your kitchen?
Tell us what you're planning and we'll review your layout, discuss your goals, and prepare a realistic investment range.
- We review your request personally.
- We contact you within one business day.
- We schedule your free in-home assessment.
- We provide a realistic investment range before you make any decisions.