Kitchen Remodel Case Study
Sugar Land, TX
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Summary
The original U-shaped kitchen felt dark and cramped.
ACME Construction re-planned the layout, removed a load-bearing wall with an engineered LVL, and built a light, functional space with:
on a tightly sequenced schedule.
Goals

Constraints

Constraints

Assessment & Findings

Solution & Materials
Structure
LVL beam sized by engineer; concealed posts within cabinetry
Cabinetry
Custom shaker, full-overlay, soft-close; deep drawer stacks; pull-out trash; full-height pantry
Tops & Backsplash
3cm quartz with eased edge; 2×8 ceramic tile in herringbone
Appliances
36″ gas range, counter-depth fridge, panel-ready dishwasher, 1200 CFM hood with make-up air provisions as needed
Electrical/Lighting
New 20A small-appliance circuits; GFCI/AFCI; LED cans + pendants + under-cabinet task lighting; dimmers
Flooring
LVP continuous into breakfast area for visual width
Plumbing
Single-bowl workstation sink, disposal, RO prep
Process
Demo & Protection
Dust walls, floor protection, careful tile removal
Structure
Temporary shoring, wall removal, LVL install, inspections
Rough-ins
Electrical, plumbing, hood ducting; reframe soffit removal

Cabinets & Tops
Box install, template, quartz set
Finishes
Tile backsplash, paint, trims, fixtures, appliances
Punch & Closeout
Adjustments, cleaning, documentation
Results

Function
9-foot island with seating and deep storage
Light
Layered lighting and open plan brighten work zones
Performance
Proper circuits and ventilation for modern cooking
Finish quality
Clean sightlines, even reveals, durable surfaces
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Project At-a-Glance
City
Sugar Land, TX
Space
~260 sq ft kitchen + breakfast
Crew Size
5-6
Duration
5 weeks
Warranty
ACME workmanship
Plan Your Lower-Level Renovation
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