San Diego kitchen remodels, built by builders.
From a cabinet-and-counter refresh to a full open-plan reconfiguration, Troia manages the whole kitchen: structure, utilities, cabinetry, stone, tile, and finishes, with the owner on site.
A kitchen is a construction project, not a catalog order.
The best kitchens start with what is behind the walls. Opening up a kitchen often means removing or modifying a wall, and that wall may carry the roof or the floor above. Because Troia self-performs structural framing to engineered plans, beams, headers, and posts are installed correctly instead of being subcontracted out and hoped for.
We coordinate the trades in the right order, electrical for new circuits and lighting, plumbing for relocated sinks and gas lines, ventilation for hoods, so cabinetry and stone go in once and fit. We also help you prioritize where money matters and where a smarter material choice saves real dollars.
Start your projectFull reconfiguration
Moving walls, plumbing, and appliances to create a layout that actually works for how you cook and live.
Open-concept conversion
Removing or modifying walls between kitchen, dining, and living, with engineered beams where required.
Cabinet & surface upgrade
New cabinetry, stone counters, backsplash tile, and fixtures within the existing footprint.
ADU & rental kitchens
Durable, efficient kitchens designed for ADUs and income units.
- Structural review before any wall comes out
- Circuits, lighting, and ventilation brought up to current code
- Cabinetry, stone, and appliance integration coordinated
- Clean, protected job site while you live in the home
- Permits pulled where the scope requires them
Permits for kitchen remodels.
Cosmetic updates like new cabinets and counters in the same layout often do not require a full permit, but relocating plumbing, adding circuits, or removing walls usually does. We tell you up front what your scope needs and handle the drawings and inspections.
For older San Diego homes we look for outdated wiring, galvanized supply lines, and undersized panels during the walkthrough, so upgrades are planned rather than discovered after demolition.
Good to know.
01Can you remove the wall between my kitchen and living room?
02Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel in San Diego?
03Can I stay in my home during the remodel?
04Do you help with design and material selection?
Built across San Diego County.
Plan your kitchen remodel project.
Talk directly with the owner about your home, your goals, and a real budget, from day one.