Kitchens rebuilt end to end by Levite Construction Co — cabinetry, worktops, lighting and layout changes across Seattle, the Eastside and the greater Puget Sound.
A kitchen remodel is more than new doors and worktops. An outdated layout, worn surfaces or a cramped working area make daily cooking harder than it needs to be, so the job starts with how the room is used rather than how it looks — where you prep, where people stand, what you keep and where it lives.
From there it covers cabinetry, worktops, backsplash, lighting, electrical, plumbing and finishes, with floor plans and 3D renderings so you can see the room before it is built. Style is open: classic, contemporary, farmhouse, transitional and modern kitchens are all built the same way.
A kitchen open to the living room under a coffered ceiling, with white shaker cabinetry, a black granite waterfall island, a herringbone tiled backsplash and full-height storage either side of the range wall.
View project →A kitchen opened to the dining room, finished in white shaker cabinetry with a marble-topped island, brass dome pendants, a glass-fronted dresser unit and a white subway backsplash under a timber-trimmed hood.
View project →A Kirkland kitchen in grey raised-panel cabinetry with dentil moulding, marble worktops and a marble subway backsplash, a built-in wine rack, under-cabinet lighting and a long island seating four.
View project →A Seattle kitchen rebuilt in near-black cabinetry with a white marble waterfall island, open oak shelving, a tiled backsplash and light oak flooring, opening straight through to the dining room.
View project →Reviews left by Levite Construction Co clients on Google. The ones about kitchen work are shown first.
It runs as one job from start to finish. We begin with a free consultation, plan the kitchen with our in-house designer, agree the scope and schedule in writing, then build it with our own crew. You deal with the same team throughout rather than coordinating separate trades yourself.
We supply and fit it. Custom cabinetry is part of what we build, so the cabinets, worktops and hardware are specified during design and installed under the same contract. If you already have cabinetry you want to keep or reuse, tell us at the consultation and we will plan around it.
Yes. Several of the kitchens shown here involved opening the kitchen up to the living space, relocating the island or reworking the run of cabinetry. Layout changes bring structural, electrical and plumbing work with them, which is handled inside the same job and under the same licence.
You do, with help. Our in-house designer puts the options in front of you — cabinetry, worktop material, tiling, flooring, lighting — and shows how they work together before anything is ordered. Nothing is bought until you have signed it off.
Nothing formal. Photos of kitchens you like, a rough idea of what is not working about the current one, and whether you are hoping to keep the existing layout are enough to start. We measure and survey the space ourselves.
