Kitchen Remodeling in McKinney, TX
McKinney has a real mix of kitchens. Close to downtown, older homes often have a small, closed-off kitchen at the back of the house. Out in the newer neighborhoods, kitchens are bigger, but the finishes tend to look like every other house on the street. Either way, a good remodel can make the room feel like it’s actually yours.
DFW Restorations Enterprise remodels kitchens all over McKinney, in historic homes and recent builds alike.
Modern Function, Period Charm
A house with character deserves a kitchen with some too. In older McKinney homes, we often suggest shaker or inset cabinets, a farmhouse sink, a classic tile backsplash and light fixtures that suit the age of the house. Behind all of that, you get new wiring, plumbing and appliances.
Older houses come with surprises. Walls that aren’t quite straight. Floors that need leveling before cabinets can go in. If your project changes the outside of a home in a designated historic area, like replacing a kitchen window, it may need extra review, and we build that time into the schedule.
Getting More Out of a Small Kitchen
- Open shelves in place of a few upper cabinets to brighten the room
- Corner cabinet systems that reach space that usually goes to waste
- Slimline or counter-depth appliances
- A small island or rolling cart where a full island won’t fit
- Removing a wall to the dining room if the structure allows it
What to Keep From the Original Kitchen
Some older kitchens have features worth saving. Original wood floors, a built-in hutch, an old window with real character. We’ll go through what can stay, what can be restored and what should probably go, so the new kitchen still carries a bit of the home’s story.
Updating Kitchens in Newer Neighborhoods
In Craig Ranch, Stonebridge Ranch and McKinney’s other newer communities, the layout usually works fine. It’s the finishes that feel plain. The biggest change here tends to come from new countertops, painted or replaced cabinets, a full backsplash, better lighting and updated hardware. These jobs usually move faster than a full layout change.
Choosing Cabinets and Colors
In McKinney’s older homes, painted cabinets in soft white, sage green or muted blue tend to look right, especially with brass or aged bronze hardware. In newer homes, a two-tone kitchen with a darker island and lighter perimeter cabinets adds personality without going overboard. We’ll bring samples so you can see them next to your own floors and walls.
How We Work
You’ll start with a consultation and a clear plan, followed by a written estimate and schedule. During the project, your project manager keeps you updated and makes sure the site stays clean and safe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make an older kitchen open-concept?
Often, yes. We check the wall structure first and plan for any beam and permit before it comes out.
Do you only do full remodels?
No. We also take on smaller updates like countertops, backsplashes, lighting and cabinet refacing.
Can you refinish original hardwood floors in the kitchen?
If the boards are sound, usually yes. We check for water damage first, then recommend refinishing or replacement.
Ready to give your McKinney kitchen a fresh start? Call (214) 227-6390 to schedule a consultation.
DFW Restorations Enterprise
850 Northlake Dr., Coppell, TX 75019
202 W Sandy Lake Road, Coppell, TX 75019
Phone: (214) 227-6390 | Email: support@dfwretx.com
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