Where We Build Kitchens
We're based in Sterling, Virginia, and we specialize in European frameless kitchens — full-access cabinetry, integrated appliances, and the tighter tolerances that style demands. Most of our work happens within about 45 minutes from Sterling, which keeps installs on schedule and makes it easy to be on site when something needs a decision.
Loudoun County
Ashburn, Sterling, Leesburg, Brambleton, Broadlands, South Riding, Lansdowne, Purcellville, Round Hill, Hamilton
Most Loudoun homes we work in were built between the mid-1990s and mid-2000s, and they share a common problem: a large kitchen footprint broken up by a peninsula and a soffit that wastes eight inches of ceiling height. Frameless cabinetry to the ceiling recovers that storage and makes the room read as one space instead of two.
Fairfax County
Herndon, Reston, Chantilly, Centreville, Great Falls, Vienna, Oakton, Fairfax City, Falls Church, McLean, Annandale, Burke, Springfield
Fairfax spans a wider range of housing stock — 1960s and '70s colonials with closed-off galley kitchens, and newer Reston and Herndon builds where the layout works but the cabinetry has aged out. Both benefit from frameless construction, for different reasons.
Prince William County
Woodbridge, Gainesville, Bristow, Haymarket, Manassas, Manassas Park, Dumfries, Lake Ridge, Montclair, Dale City, Nokesville
Prince William has some of the newest housing stock we work in — a lot of late-1990s through 2010s builds around Bristow, Gainesville and Haymarket where the kitchen is already large and open, but the original builder-grade cabinetry has worn out well before the house has. That's a different job than a gut renovation. The layout usually stays; what changes is the cabinetry, the storage, and the finish level.
Frameless makes a noticeable difference in these homes. Builder cabinets waste space behind face frames and rarely use the full height of the wall, so the same footprint gives you meaningfully more usable storage once it's replaced. Older Woodbridge and Dale City homes are a different story — smaller, more closed-off kitchens where the work is as much about opening the space as replacing what's in it.
Manassas and Manassas Park are independent cities with their own permitting, separate from Prince William County. We handle that paperwork either way.
Washington, DC
Georgetown, Capitol Hill, Cleveland Park, Palisades, Chevy Chase DC, Tenleytown, Shaw, Logan Circle, Columbia Heights, Petworth, Bloomingdale, Brookland, Navy Yard
DC kitchens are their own problem. Rowhouses in Capitol Hill, Shaw and Bloomingdale give you a narrow galley with limited wall for uppers, and older Georgetown and Cleveland Park homes often have out-of-square walls that need scribing rather than filler strips. Frameless is a good answer to both — full-height storage and integrated appliances make a small footprint work harder. Permitting through DCRA and street-level access for deliveries both add time, so we scope DC projects with that built in rather than discovering it mid-job.
If you're in the District, call and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit for your project.
Montgomery County
We take select projects in Montgomery County — Bethesda, Rockville, Potomac, Gaithersburg. Because of drive time and permitting, these are scheduled a little differently. Call us and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
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