TEKRA Builders remodels Hudson Valley kitchens with improvements to layout, cabinetry, storage, lighting, and finishes. We collaborate with designers and architectural professionals as needed to address both everyday function and structural changes.
A kitchen should support the way you cook, gather, and move through your day.We help bring the details together: where you prepare meals, how appliances fit, what needs to be stored, and how the kitchen connects to surrounding rooms. Those decisions guide a space that feels personal and works naturally.
Layout changes and improved circulation
Custom cabinetry and storage
Countertops, backsplashes, and tile
Lighting improvements
Appliance coordination
Pantries, coffee stations, and beverage areas
Structural changes developed with the appropriate design professionals
Explore our portfolio to find inspiration for your dream home.
During your remodel, we try our best to be the least intrusive as possible to your lifestyle and daily routine.
We will set up dust barriers and air scrubbers to help minimize the disturbance on other parts of the home. We will seek to use alternate entrances where possible and protect any floors as needed. (Check out our blog post on Home Protection & Cleanliness).
The ability to do an open-concept floor plan depends mostly on the current floor plan configuration of the home and the current structure. Taking down a load-bearing structural wall requires an architect or structural engineer, who will specify the size of the required supports, so your home is safe and sound.
Open-concept floor plans are awesome for entertaining with family or friends as they allow easier flow between rooms. Creating them can be simple or complex but has proven to be a selling point for some home buyers if they end up selling their home in the future.
We highly suggest involving a kitchen designer for your Hudson Valley kitchen remodeling project. They not only help with the kitchen’s overall aesthetic but also maximize the functionality to fit your lifestyle.
During the design stage of your project, we’ll pair you with an architect or designer that best fits your needs. You will be able to meet at various kitchen design showrooms to see selections in person. Designers are experts in pairing materials that look natural together and choosing ones that will pair well with your lifestyle.
Every client and every project is unique, so what is “best” for you depends on your lifestyle and how you intend to use it. Between granite, quartz, marble, solid surfacing, tile, laminate, wood, natural stone, and stainless steel, each countertop material has its pros and cons.
During the design process, pairing the different sample choices with your cabinet selections and budget is the best way to visualize your kitchen.
The wide variation in prices is most often related to the overall construction and quality of the cabinets. Major components that come into play are plywood vs. particle board construction, door and drawer hardware, and door style/makeup.
When you begin to incorporate soft close doors and drawers, task-specific drawer inserts, and a unique layout, these can dramatically affect the cost, so knowing your budget and your needs will help make this process a lot smoother.
We set up a temporary kitchen with a table, shelves, hot plate, and microwave.
