The Remodel Co. serves NKC homeowners with kitchen renovations and bathroom updates designed for urban footprints. Whether you’re in a Northgate bungalow or a converted loft near the Iron District, we maximize every square foot.
NKC space is limited. Smart design makes it feel bigger.
Bungalow kitchens in NKC are often compact galley layouts. We open them up or—when walls can’t move—design smarter within the existing footprint.
What we do: – Open-concept conversions where structure allows – Industrial-chic finishes (concrete-look quartz, exposed brick) – Artistic tile backsplashes reflecting NKC’s character – Custom storage maximizing vertical space
Small urban bathrooms become luxury wet rooms. We use every inch intelligently—curbless showers, wall-hung vanities, and finishes that make compact spaces feel open.
What we do: – Compact luxury showers with linear drains – Wall-hung vanities to maximize floor space – Large-format tile to minimize grout lines – HydroBlok waterproof shower system
North Kansas City requires permits for all remodels involving structural, electrical, or plumbing changes. The Community Development Department at City Hall on Howell Street manages residential permits.
Bungalow considerations: 1920s NKC bungalows often have knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized plumbing, and inadequate electrical service. We inspect the infrastructure on the first visit and build the needed upgrades into the scope of work.
Loft/condo logistics: Urban remodeling involves material transport and building management coordination. We’re experienced with the logistical challenges of NKC’s converted industrial spaces.
“Not only did he do the tile work for us, but fixed our leaky supply line. I couldn’t be happier with the job.”
— Nikki W., Google review
Book a consultation and we’ll show you what’s possible—even in a small footprint.
✓ Our Clarity Guarantee
If you don’t feel 100% clear on layout, finishes, budget, and next steps after your design consultation, we’ll revise your plan at no additional cost until you are.
The Remodel Co. — NKC’s design-build contractor.