Kitchen with dark green lower cabinets, a farmhouse sink and patterned tile floor

Service area · Folsom

Remodeling in Folsom.

Homes from the 1990s and 2000s, with the builder-grade kitchens and baths to prove it. We upgrade what you use every day.

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The houses

Good houses, builder-grade interiors.

Most Folsom homes were built in the 1990s and 2000s. The layouts and the lots are generally good. The finishes are what get dated first: oak cabinets, tile counters with grout lines, carpet and soaking tubs that rarely get used.

Many newer Folsom neighborhoods also have HOA architectural review, so we build that approval step into the schedule instead of treating it as an afterthought.

White shaker kitchen with subway tile, a farmhouse sink and oak floors
What these homes ask for

Folsom remodels, in order of how often we hear them.

  1. Replace the builder-grade kitchen

    New cabinets, stone counters and a new backsplash in the same footprint, or a modest layout change.

    Kitchen remodeling
  2. Primary bath: tub out, shower in

    Swapping a corner soaking tub for a walk-in glass shower and new vanity.

    Bathroom remodeling
  3. Floors without carpet

    Hardwood or luxury vinyl plank through the main floor.

    Countertops and flooring
  4. Shade and a place to cook outside

    Summers are hot, so patio covers and outdoor kitchens get used.

    Additions and outdoor living
Permits

Who issues your permit in Folsom.

Folsom is an incorporated city, so permits come from the City of Folsom’s building department. If your neighborhood has an HOA, you’ll usually need its approval for exterior changes before or alongside the permit, and we plan for both.

Nearby: El Dorado Hills, Carmichael, Sacramento.

Recent work

Sacramento-area work.

Recent jobs from around Sacramento: these photos aren’t from Folsom specifically. Tap any photo to look closer.

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Questions

Folsom remodeling questions

Do I need HOA approval for a remodel in Folsom?

For interior work generally not, though check your CC&Rs. For exterior changes, like patio covers or additions, usually yes. We build that into the schedule.

Can you replace builder-grade cabinets without redoing the whole kitchen?

Sometimes, depending on the layout and what you want. We’ll tell you at the estimate whether a cabinet-and-counter swap does the job.

Who issues the permit in Folsom?

The City of Folsom. See kitchen remodeling for what typically needs one.

Free in-home consultation

Tell us what you’d change.

We’ll come out, measure and give you honest options, then a fixed price when you’re ready.