Triad Kitchen Remodeling

Service Areas

Where We Serve

Based out of Greensboro, NC and covering the surrounding metro.

Greensboro, NCPrimary

Greensboro's mix of century-old neighborhoods like Fisher Park and Irving Park alongside newer growth farther from downtown means kitchen age and layout can look completely different a few miles apart — from original butler's pantries to standard builder-grade setups ready for an upgrade.

Winston-Salem, NC

A revitalized downtown and historic residential districts sit alongside newer suburban development, so kitchen age and layout vary widely across the city — from homes needing a full period-appropriate remodel to newer builds ready for a finish upgrade.

High Point, NC

Known for its furniture industry roots, High Point has a mix of established residential neighborhoods with older kitchen layouts and newer development on the outskirts where owners are upgrading standard builder finishes.

Burlington, NC

A former textile-mill town with a good share of older homes still on their original kitchen layout alongside newer residential growth along the I-40/I-85 corridor.

Kernersville, NC

A fast-growing town between Greensboro and Winston-Salem, with a large share of homes still on their original builder-grade kitchen from the same building boom.

Asheboro, NC

A smaller city south of Greensboro with more rural surroundings, where larger lots and older farmhouse kitchens often call for bigger layout changes than a typical in-town remodel.

Thomasville, NC

Another furniture-industry town with a solid stock of older homes where the kitchen is often the one room that hasn't been touched since the house was built.

Mebane, NC

A town between the Triad and the Triangle seeing rapid new growth from recent manufacturing investment, with plenty of newer-construction homes just reaching the point where owners want to move past standard builder finishes.

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