
Serving Chesterfield, Missouri
Home Remodeling & Construction in Chesterfield, MO
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions and custom homes for Chesterfield homeowners, built by a local, owner-run company.
Remodeling in Chesterfield
Remodeling Contractor for Chesterfield Homes
We’re based in St. Charles County, but Chesterfield is just across the Missouri River and we’re doing more and more work there, especially kitchens and bathrooms in the established subdivisions built in the ’80s, ’90s and early 2000s.
Many of those homes have good layouts and solid construction but original kitchens, builder-grade baths and dated showers. We focus on updating them properly: new cabinets and counters, layout changes like moving a sink under a window, walk-in tile showers, and fixing failed shower pans the right way.
Licensed & Insured
Permits pulled and work done to code.
Owner on Every Job
You deal with Kyle directly.
Builder + Realtor
Upgrades chosen with resale in mind.
Free Estimates
Written and easy to understand.
Local Know-How
Working on Homes in Chesterfield
Chesterfield is in St. Louis County, so permits go through the City of Chesterfield or St. Louis County depending on the address, not St. Charles County. We know the difference and handle the permit and inspections.
We also work well with interior designers. If you already have a plan from a designer, we can price and build it as drawn, and tell you up front about anything like plumbing or venting that needs special attention.
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FAQ
Chesterfield Remodeling Questions
Do you work in Chesterfield even though you’re in St. Charles County?
Yes. Chesterfield is a short drive across the river, and we have active kitchen and bathroom projects there.
Who issues permits in Chesterfield?
Most Chesterfield addresses go through the City of Chesterfield, and some go through St. Louis County. We confirm the right office for your address and pull the permit.
Can you build from my designer’s plans?
Yes. We regularly price and build kitchens from a designer’s layout, and we’ll flag anything that affects cost, like moving plumbing or adding a new vent run.









