Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Mount Pleasant, SC

Mount Pleasant stretches from the harbor-side Old Village, with its porches and older cottages near Pitt Street and Alhambra Hall, along Coleman Boulevard and Highway 17 to master-planned neighborhoods farther north. The town grew quickly over the last few decades, so many houses are reaching the age when original kitchens and baths start to show wear: laminate tops, oak cabinets, cultured-marble vanities and fiberglass showers.

Open floor plans are common here, with the kitchen facing the family room. In that kind of space, a well-planned island, a full run of cabinetry and a durable stone top change how the whole downstairs looks.

A dated hall bath or a primary suite with a little-used garden tub can become a tiled walk-in shower with a niche or a bench. When the room needs it, we open it to the studs, update the plumbing and wiring, then install backer board, waterproofing, porcelain and a new vanity with a stone top. More on bathroom remodeling.

We cover the whole town: the Old Village and the streets around Shem Creek, I'On, Snee Farm, Belle Hall, Park West, Dunes West, Carolina Park and the subdivisions along Highway 17 in between.

Downtown Charleston is just over the Ravenel Bridge, Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms are across the water, and Daniel Island sits on the far side of the Wando River. We serve all of them.