Kitchen Remodeling in Sherman, TX

Kitchens built for how Sherman lives

The kitchen is where Sherman's older housing stock shows its age fastest. With roughly a third of the city's homes built between 1940 and 1969, a lot of local kitchens still have their original galley layouts, soffits, and undersized electrical — charming bones, but not built for how people cook and gather today. A well-planned remodel opens the space up, adds real storage and counter space, and brings the wiring and plumbing up to current code.

Kitchens across Sherman's neighborhoods

• Historic homes near Heritage Row and downtown — where we preserve character (original hardwoods, trim, high ceilings) while modernizing the working parts of the kitchen.
• Mid-century ranches in established in-town neighborhoods, where removing a wall between the kitchen and living area transforms the whole floor plan.
• Newer south- and west-side homes, often bought by families relocating for Texas Instruments and other area jobs, that want a builder-grade kitchen upgraded to something custom.

Typical scope runs from cabinets, counters, and lighting to full layout changes, island additions, and relocating appliances.

Wiring, plumbing, and the permit clock

Anytime a kitchen remodel moves plumbing, adds circuits, or changes the layout, it needs a permit from Sherman's Development Services / Building Division (317 S. Travis St), filed through the city's Self Service Portal (the Tyler EnerGov system launched in March 2025). The timing detail that matters: residential plan review doesn't start until all fees are paid, then takes about 15 working days depending on workload, and any resubmittal restarts that 15-business-day clock. We prepare a complete, code-ready package the first time so your kitchen isn't sitting torn apart waiting on a review reset.

The permit must be pulled by the owner or a contractor registered with the City of Sherman. We're an Allen-based design-build firm — Sherman is toward the northern end of the area we serve up US-75, not a local office — and we're registered to pull and manage the permit for you.

Insured, bonded, and code-correct

Older homes hide surprises behind the walls — aluminum wiring, cast-iron drains, no room in the panel — so we bring in state-licensed electricians and plumbers to handle those pieces correctly and pass inspection. We're insured and bonded, we protect the rest of your house during the work, and we keep the project on one clear schedule. To confirm what your specific remodel requires, the city's building office is reachable at 903-892-7229 — or we can walk your kitchen and lay out the options.