Cabinet & Counter RefitTorrance · Cabinets, countertops & flooring
Walls & Builds handles residential kitchen remodeling across Los Angeles and Orange County, from targeted updates to full renovations. Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring, painting, and finish work are all run by our own crews. We plan the scope before work starts, so you know what’s changing and what’s staying.
Tell us what you want to change in your kitchen. We’ll review the space, discuss the scope, and explain the next step.
One crew handles the work and coordinates the rest, so your kitchen comes together instead of clashing.
Stock and semi-custom cabinet lines, removed, installed, and aligned for a clean fit.
New countertops measured, fitted, and sealed to work with your cabinets and sink.
Tile and stone backsplash set to line up with the counters and cabinets.
Durable, water-resistant kitchen flooring, prepped and installed by the same crew. See our Flooring work.
We finish walls, ceilings, and trim to match the new kitchen. See Interior Painting.
Patch, repair, and texture walls opened up during the remodel. See Drywall & Texture.
We coordinate lighting and fixture placement so it’s ready when the finishes go in.
Trim, transitions, and the small details, checked before we call it done.
Not every kitchen needs to be gutted. Here are the three levels most projects fall into.
For keeping most of the kitchen and refreshing select finishes: flooring, paint, backsplash, or other approved items.
For a bigger visual change, cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring, and paint, while keeping much of the existing layout.
For broader demolition, multiple new finishes, and layout changes where they’re part of the approved scope.
A kitchen has more moving parts than most rooms. We plan them before demolition, not during it. That’s what keeps the work in order and reduces surprises.
Before work starts, we map out:
You get a written scope before anyone lifts a tool, so expectations are clear and the work runs in the right sequence.
Recent kitchen work around Los Angeles and Orange County. Real projects, finished by our own crews.
We talk through what you want to change, what you want to keep, and your priorities for the space.
We lay out the planned work, materials, repairs, and requirements in a written scope.
We complete the approved demolition, prep, installation, and finish work in the planned sequence.
We review the finished kitchen with you and handle the last details before wrapping up.
“Jeff and his team did a fantastic job upgrading our kitchen and replacing the flooring in the main living areas. Jeff was knowledgeable and helped us create a more open and practical layout. The craftsmanship was excellent, communication was clear, and the completed project looks even better than we expected.”Melissa G.Torrance, CA
“Jeff and his team completely transformed our outdated kitchen into a beautiful and functional space. Jeff was easy to communicate with, kept us informed throughout the project, and made sure every detail was completed properly. We are extremely happy with the finished result.”Amanda R.Los Angeles, CA
It depends on the scope and the materials you choose; we give you a written estimate after we see the kitchen.
Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring, painting, wall repairs, lighting, and finish work, all of it or just the parts you want.
Yes, and updating in place is often the more cost-effective route.
It depends on the scope; with your written scope, you get a timeline so you know what to expect.
Yes, Walls & Builds remodels kitchens throughout Los Angeles and Orange County.
Durable, water-resistant floors for the kitchen and beyond.
Fresh walls, ceilings, and trim to match the new kitchen.
Repair and texture walls opened up during the remodel.
Tackle the bathroom while the crew’s already on site.
Clear the smaller punch-list items in the same visit.
Everything our crews handle, in one place.
Tell us what you want to change, what you’d like to keep, and which parts of the kitchen you’re thinking about updating. We’ll review the project and explain the next step.
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