Kitchen Additions in Seattle, WA

When to Add an Addition vs. Remodel Your Kitchen

If your kitchen is cramped and poorly configured, putting in new fixtures and finishes may not be enough. You might also need to enlarge the kitchen rather than simply remodel it to get the features and functionality you crave.

Of course, an addition can include kitchen remodeling elements, such as replacing the countertops, cabinets, and flooring, but most importantly, an addition increases the square footage of the space. Here are some kitchen addition projects that may interest you:

• Cabinetry extension
  Perhaps your formal dining room doesn't get used often, but the adjacent kitchen feels overcrowded. You can double the size of your kitchen by tearing down the wall and extending the cabinetry.
  
  
• Adding a Kitchen Island
  By bumping out kitchen walls, you can make space for the island you’ve always wanted. This addition provides much-needed seating, storage, and counter space.
  
  
• Eat-in Kitchen Area
  Do you wish you had a breakfast nook where your family could slow down and start the day together? Maybe you want a place for the kids to do homework while you cook dinner. Either way, the extra space from a kitchen addition can create the functional area you desire.
  
  
• Building a Walk-in Pantry
  You’ll have plenty of space to store food and small appliances when you convert that unused kitchen corner into a walk-in pantry.
  
  
• Layout Reconfiguration
  Pushing out the walls might make you realize your kitchen would function better if you altered its layout. Better Builders can design and implement the reconfiguration you need to maximize your kitchen’s usability.