Moran's Repair handles kitchen remodeling for homeowners in San Antonio who need to replace cabinets with peeling laminate, update countertops that have cracked or stained, or reconfigure a layout that no longer works for how the household cooks and gathers. You call us when the sink is too small for your cookware, when the countertop height causes back strain, or when the flooring has worn through to the subfloor in high-traffic areas. We work with a range of cabinet styles, countertop materials, and appliance configurations to fit the space and budget.The remodel begins with demolition of the existing cabinets, countertops, and sometimes flooring, followed by electrical and plumbing adjustments to accommodate new fixture locations. We install base and wall cabinets, mount the countertop, connect the sink and faucet, and then handle backsplash, lighting, and trim. The finished kitchen will have more usable counter space, cabinets that close properly, and a layout that reduces the number of steps between the sink, stove, and refrigerator.If your kitchen no longer functions well or looks dated, we can meet on site to discuss layout options and provide a detailed remodeling proposal.
We begin by protecting floors and doorways, then remove old cabinets, countertops, and appliances. Once the room is cleared, we assess the wall and floor conditions, patch any damage, and run new electrical circuits or plumbing lines as needed for the updated layout. Cabinets are installed level and plumb, with shims used to compensate for uneven floors or walls, and we scribe countertops to fit tightly against backsplashes and walls.After the remodel, you'll notice that drawers glide smoothly, cabinet doors align evenly, the countertop sits flush without gaps, and the sink drains properly without leaks. The workspace will feel larger because the layout eliminates bottlenecks, and the lighting will be positioned where you actually prepare food.We handle cabinet installation, countertop fabrication coordination, plumbing and electrical rough-in, and finish carpentry. We do not move gas lines, install major HVAC modifications, or perform structural changes like removing load-bearing walls unless engineered plans are provided.
Questions about timelines, material choices, and how to prepare the home before work begins come up in nearly every remodeling consultation. These answers cover the essentials.