A great kitchen does more than look good — it supports your everyday routines. LPS helps Wantagh homeowners reimagine their kitchens with better layouts, more storage, and a style that fits the rest of the home.
Whether you’re updating a 1960s colonial or modernizing a split-level, we tailor each kitchen remodel to the home and the homeowner.
✔️ Built Around Real Life: Our designs reflect how you cook, entertain, and move through the space.
✔️ Material Quality That Lasts: Cabinets, countertops, flooring — all carefully selected for beauty and durability.
✔️ No Outsourcing: One in-house team manages the entire process, from design and demo to finishing.
✔️ Experience in Wantagh Homes: We understand common layouts and how to modernize without overbuilding or disrupting flow.
We Start With Your Goals — Not a Template
At LPS, every kitchen we remodel is different. You’ll meet directly with our design team to create a plan that reflects your space, your needs, and your investment goals. No pressure. No assumptions. Just a process that works.
Q1: Can you remodel a galley kitchen in an older Wantagh home?
Yes. We’ve worked with many galley kitchens in Wantagh homes, improving light, storage, and functionality — even without changing walls.
Q2: Do I need to move out during the remodel?
Not usually. While kitchens are temporarily out of use, we coordinate around your schedule and provide clear timelines so you can plan accordingly.
Q3: Can you match existing woodwork or flooring?
Yes. If you’re doing a partial kitchen upgrade, we can match finishes and trim so the new kitchen blends seamlessly with the rest of your home.
Q4: What’s the typical cost of a kitchen remodel in Wantagh?
Kitchens with semi-custom cabinetry, quartz or granite countertops, new flooring, lighting, and standard appliance upgrades typically start at $60,000, depending on layout, materials, and scope. We’ll give you a detailed quote after our initial visit.
Q5: How long does the average project take?
Most full kitchen remodels take 6–9 weeks from demo to completion, depending on the size and complexity of the job.