The kitchen is where the day starts and ends, and it is usually the room that has fallen furthest behind. We open it up, frame it, set the cabinets and finish it, with our own crew from demo to final punch.
The Work
Maybe the counter runs out the moment two people start cooking. Maybe the cabinets were here before you were, and the wall to the dining room makes the whole first floor feel smaller than it is.
We start with how you use the room, then look at how the house is built: what the walls carry, where the plumbing runs, what the floor will take. The person who walks it with you is the person who builds it.
What We Build
Some kitchens need new cabinets and counters. Others need a wall gone and the layout rethought. This is the range of kitchen work we take on, all of it built by our own crew.
Down to the studs and back. New layout, cabinets, counters, flooring and lighting, with framing, rough-in and finish handled by one crew so nothing falls between trades.
Opening the kitchen to the dining or family room. We confirm what the wall carries, frame in the beam, and patch the floor so it reads as one room.
New boxes, doors and hardware, set plumb and level so every door closes true. Countertops templated to the cabinets we just hung, not guessed from a drawing.
An island built around how you cook and sit: prep space, storage and seating, with outlets and lighting run where the code and common sense put them.
Walk-in pantries, tall storage and built-ins carved out of awkward corners, framed and trimmed to match the rest of the kitchen instead of looking added on later.
Tile or wood laid on a flat subfloor, recessed and under-cabinet lighting, trim and paint. The details that make a new kitchen feel finished, not almost there.
Tight rooms get the same care as big ones. We rework storage, lighting and the path between sink, range and fridge so a small kitchen cooks bigger than it looks.
Backsplashes, accent walls and tile floors set on a flat, sealed base, with the layout planned around outlets, windows and cabinet lines before the first tile goes up.
Range hoods vented outside, not into the attic, with the duct framed in cleanly and the hood sized to the range you actually cook on every night of the week.
The Honest Version
Every kitchen hides something. Knowing what we usually find is how a number stays a number, and how a surprise gets handled before it ever reaches your invoice.
What we usually findCircuits sized for a kitchen from decades ago, with the microwave, dishwasher and disposal sharing one line.
What we do about itWe plan new circuits for how you use the room and run them before a single wall is closed.
What we usually findThe wall to the dining room turns out to be holding up the floor above, not just dividing two rooms.
What we do about itWe confirm what it carries before it comes out, size a beam to match, and frame it in.
What we usually findYears of small leaks at the sink and dishwasher, and a subfloor that has gone soft underneath them.
What we do about itWe open it up, repair the framing, and give the new floor a flat, solid base to sit on.
What we usually findDrains and vents running right where the new island or the relocated sink needs to go.
What we do about itWe map what is there first, so the layout you want is one the house can actually take.
Who Does the Work
A lot of kitchens are sold by one company and built by whoever bid lowest that month. Ours are built by the people who walked through your door and gave you the number.
The usual way
The AllTrades way
How a Kitchen Job Runs
Most single kitchens run 3–6 weeks from demo to final punch, depending on scope and selections. Here is what happens in that time, and who does it.
Start a ProjectYou talk to someone who builds kitchens, not a call center. Tell us what isn’t working and we set a time to see it.
We measure, look at how the room is framed and wired, and write a number priced against the actual work, before anything gets signed.
Cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures, chosen with our partners or your own designer. We order once selections are final, so the schedule holds.
Old kitchen out, walls open. Framing, plumbing and electrical go in and pass inspection. We plan a temporary setup with you so the house keeps working.
Drywall, cabinets set plumb and level, counters templated and installed, then tile, trim and lighting. Weekly updates from the crew, in plain English.
Switch plates on, caulk lines clean, every door closing true. We walk the finished kitchen with you and don’t leave until the list is done.
The Investment
Every kitchen is priced against its actual work, after a walkthrough. These ranges are where most of our kitchens land, so you have a sense of it before we meet.
Tier 01
$20K – $40K
Same layout, new finishes
Typically includes
Tier 02
$40K – $75K
Same footprint, everything new
Everything in Refresh, plus
Tier 03
$75K+
A new layout
Everything in Remodel, plus
Every number is written after a walkthrough, priced against the actual work. These ranges are where kitchens begin, not where they are capped.
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Kitchen Questions
The questions that come up most before a kitchen starts. Something not covered here? Ask us on the first call.
Ask a QuestionMost single-kitchen remodels run 3–6 weeks from demo to final punch, depending on scope and selections. You get the schedule with the quote, and we help you plan a temporary setup.
Usually. We confirm what the wall carries first. If it is load-bearing, we size a beam and frame it in, so the opening is solid and the floor above stays level.
Yes. It is part of the job and runs on our schedule, so you never chase separate contractors or wait on someone else’s crew to show up.
We do. Permits and inspections are part of the job: we file them, schedule the inspections, and the walls don’t close until the rough-in has passed.
Often. Sound cabinet boxes can be reused or refaced, and we work around appliances you are keeping. We tell you honestly at the walkthrough whether it is worth it.
We do, once your selections are final. Ordering after everything is locked in is what keeps a kitchen from sitting half-built while one cabinet is on backorder.
The Rest of the Work
A kitchen is often the first project in a house, not the last. The same crew builds baths, basements, additions and decks across Westmoreland County.
Where We Build
We work in the towns pinned below, from Plum and Monroeville out to Greensburg, and the Westmoreland and Allegheny County addresses in between. Not sure if we cover yours? Give us a call and we’ll tell you.
Service area may include adjacent municipalities on a case-by-case basis — call to confirm your address.
Get in Touch
Tell us about the project in the form or give us a call. Either way, estimates are free and the number is the number — priced to the actual work, written down before anyone swings a hammer.
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412-730-8805
hello@alltradeshq.com
Hours
Mon–Fri · 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Closed Sat & Sun
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529 Forest Ave
Trafford, PA 15085
