Your Springfield kitchen & bath remodeling team
Springfield’s convenient location and solid mid-century homes make it a great place to invest in a remodel. We transform dated Springfield kitchens and bathrooms into bright, functional spaces with modern finishes.
Springfield neighborhoods were largely built from the 1950s through the 1970s — think brick ramblers, split-levels and center-hall colonials. Their compact kitchens and original pink, green or beige tile bathrooms are prime for a full remodel.
Popular remodeling projects in Springfield
- Rambler kitchens opened to the living area
- Retro-tile bathroom replacements
- Adding a powder room or basement bath
Kitchen remodeling in Springfield, VA
Whether you’re in West Springfield, Orange Hunt Estates and Rolling Valley or elsewhere in Springfield, our kitchen remodels start with a free consultation and a 3D design of your new space. We handle cabinets, quartz and granite countertops, islands, lighting, flooring and every trade in between — with one project manager keeping your Springfield project on schedule.
Explore our kitchen remodeling services or see custom cabinets and countertop options.
Bathroom remodeling in Springfield, VA
Our Springfield bathroom remodels cover everything — demolition, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, vanities, frameless glass and fixtures. Whether you want a spa-like primary bath or a durable kids’ bath, you’ll see the design in 3D before we start.
Learn more about bathroom remodeling and walk-in showers & tub-to-shower conversions.
Neighborhoods we serve in Springfield
We work with homeowners throughout Springfield, near Springfield Town Center and Lake Accotink Park, including:
- West Springfield
- Orange Hunt Estates
- Rolling Valley
- Cardinal Forest
- Newington
Permits & approvals in Springfield
Remodels in Springfield are permitted through Fairfax County Land Development Services. We prepare drawings, file applications, schedule inspections and coordinate with HOAs or condo boards when needed — it’s all included in your project.







