Create a kitchen that works better with the rest of your Long Beach home, with improved layouts, custom cabinetry, more storage, larger islands, quality finishes, structural changes, and complete design-build construction.
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From coastal homes in Naples and Belmont Shore to established properties throughout Belmont Heights, Bixby Knolls, and the surrounding neighborhoods, Long Beach kitchens vary widely in size, style, and layout.
Kol & Co. provides complete kitchen remodeling in Long Beach, helping homeowners create better layouts, more storage, larger islands, custom cabinetry, and a more natural connection between the kitchen and surrounding living spaces. We handle the details that bring the entire renovation together—from design and material selections to structural changes, plumbing, electrical, permits, and construction.
Whether you’re completely redesigning an older kitchen or creating a more refined, open space for cooking and entertaining, we build around your home, your priorities, and how you want to use the kitchen.
Have a kitchen you want to change? Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll help you determine the next step.
For the kitchen projects Kol & Co. typically handles, homeowners should generally plan for approximately $40,000–$70,000+.
A larger custom kitchen with significant layout changes, structural work, premium cabinetry, natural stone, high-end appliances, or extensive plumbing and electrical work can exceed that range.
The final cost depends on what you’re actually changing—not simply the square footage of the kitchen.
We provide a more accurate estimate after seeing the existing kitchen and understanding the scope of the renovation.
A complete kitchen remodel involves much more than replacing cabinets and countertops. Layout, cabinetry, appliances, plumbing, electrical, lighting, and finishes all need to work together—and planning those pieces early can prevent costly changes once construction starts.
If the existing kitchen feels tight, closed off, or poorly arranged, we can change the footprint before rebuilding it. We also account for what’s inside the walls before anything is moved or removed.
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Cabinetry is planned around the room, appliances, and the storage you need. We work out these details early because cabinet dimensions affect countertops, plumbing, electrical, and appliance installation.
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Once a kitchen layout changes, the plumbing and electrical often need to move with it. We handle this work before the walls are closed and cabinets go in, so outlets, fixtures, appliances, and lighting end up where they belong.
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This is where the kitchen comes together. Countertops are measured after cabinetry is installed, and the remaining finishes are completed in the right order to avoid unnecessary rework or damage.
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Our typical kitchen remodel takes approximately 6–10 weeks of construction, depending on the scope.
A renovation that keeps the existing layout may be more straightforward. A kitchen involving structural work, custom cabinetry, significant plumbing or electrical changes, new windows or doors, or changes to adjacent living spaces may take longer.
The overall project timeline can also include:
Design and layout planning
Material and appliance selections
Engineering when required
Permit review
Cabinet fabrication
Ordering long-lead materials
Construction and inspections
It depends on the scope of the renovation.
The City of Long Beach identifies kitchen remodels as one of the project types that may qualify for its Express Permit process when plan submission isn’t required. More complex building alterations can require plan review instead.
Permit requirements can change when the project involves work such as:
Structural modifications or wall removal
Plumbing changes
Electrical work
Mechanical work
New or modified windows and doors
Significant alterations to the existing building
Historic properties can also have additional requirements when exterior changes are involved. The City requires exterior changes to landmarks and properties within designated historic districts to receive a Certificate of Appropriateness before the work begins.
Kol & Co. coordinates the applicable plans, engineering, permits, inspections, and construction as part of your Long Beach kitchen remodel.
We start with your existing kitchen. We discuss what isn't working, what you'd like to change, your design preferences, project scope, and expected investment.
We work through the layout, cabinetry, appliances, storage, materials, lighting, plumbing, and construction requirements before work begins.
If structural plans, engineering, or permits are required, we coordinate the applicable steps for the project.
We coordinate demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, cabinetry, countertops, flooring, painting, fixtures, appliances, finish work, and applicable inspections.
Once construction is complete, we review the finished kitchen with you, address final details, and prepare the space for everyday use.
Kol & Co. work with homeowners throughout Naples, Belmont Shore, Belmont Heights, Alamitos Heights, Bluff Park, Bluff Heights, California Heights, Bixby Knolls, El Dorado Park, and surrounding Long Beach neighborhoods, as well as nearby Signal Hill, Lakewood, and Seal Beach.
You don’t need to have every cabinet, countertop, or fixture selected before contacting us.
Start by telling us what isn’t working in your current kitchen and what you want the new space to do better. We’ll discuss your goals, layout, project scope, expected investment, and the next steps for your Long Beach kitchen remodel.
For the projects we typically handles, kitchen remodeling generally starts around $40,000–$70,000+. Larger custom kitchens involving structural changes, premium cabinetry, high-end appliances, natural stone, and significant plumbing or electrical work can cost more.
Most kitchen remodels take approximately 6–10 weeks of construction. Major structural changes, custom materials, permitting, and more extensive renovations can increase the overall timeline.
It depends on the scope. Plumbing, electrical, mechanical, structural, and other regulated alterations may require applicable permits. Long Beach identifies some kitchen remodels as potentially eligible for Express Permits when plan submission isn’t required.
Yes, when structurally feasible. If the wall is load-bearing, engineering, structural plans, permits, and new support may be required.
Yes. If your kitchen remodel requires plans, engineering, permits, or inspections, Kol & Co. coordinates them as part of the project. This is especially important when the remodel involves wall removal, structural changes, plumbing or electrical work, or changes to doors and windows.
We handle the applicable approval process so the permitted work is ready for the required City of Long Beach inspections during construction.
