Moving a load-bearing wall, relocating plumbing or gas, opening up a closed-off kitchen in an older home, fixing floors that were never level: these are the projects many remodelers turn down. They are the ones we take on.
Morgan Remodel designs and builds your whole kitchen, from permits and structural changes to cabinets, countertops and finishes, with one team accountable from start to finish. Before we meet, our free Kitchen Remodel Guide helps you set priorities, and our kitchen remodel pricing page gives you a realistic starting budget.
Areas we serve: Indianapolis and central Indiana, including Carmel, Greenwood, Franklin and Mooresville.
We take on the hard projects. Older homes, structural changes and the surprises behind the walls are where our experience shows. One homeowner came to us after several contractors told them an addition floor that was 2⅛” out of level could not be fixed. We leveled it and installed hardwood throughout.
A limited number of projects, so yours gets real attention. We take on a limited number of remodels at a time on purpose. Either Jon or Michael Morgan manages your project personally, and you will have a direct line to the person running it.
See your kitchen before we build it. On most projects we create a 3D design of your new kitchen, so you can see the layout, cabinets and finishes and make changes before demolition starts.
No guesswork on cost or quality. We publish starting prices online, give you a detailed scope before work begins, and back our workmanship with a 5-year guarantee.
Removing old cabinets, countertops, flooring and walls so your new kitchen starts on a clean, solid base.
Removing a load-bearing wall, changing a window or moving plumbing or electrical often requires a permit. We handle the permits and inspections for you.
Paint, reface or replace. Painting or refacing works when your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works. New cabinets let you change the layout and add pull-outs, pantry storage and soft-close drawers.
Quartz is the most popular choice for its durability and low maintenance. Granite, quartzite and marble offer natural stone character, and laminate keeps costs down.
Luxury vinyl plank, engineered hardwood, nail-down hardwood and tile are the most common choices. We’ll help you pick a floor that handles spills and traffic and flows into the rooms next door.
Tile, stone or glass. A backsplash protects your walls from splashes and grease, and it’s one of the easiest places to add personality.
Moving the sink, range or refrigerator, adding an island or removing a wall to open the kitchen to your living space. Layout changes have the biggest impact on how your kitchen works day to day.
Recessed lighting, under-cabinet lights, pendants over the island and the extra outlets a modern kitchen needs.
Relocating or adding a sink, connecting a dishwasher, pot filler or refrigerator water line, and updating old supply and drain lines.
Patching, hanging and finishing drywall after walls move or plumbing and wiring change, so your new kitchen has smooth, finished walls.
Fresh paint on walls, ceilings and trim to finish the room and tie it to the rest of your home.
Most kitchen remodels take 2–8 weeks once construction starts, depending on the scope of work. If your project needs a permit, add 3–4 weeks depending on your municipality. Cabinet lead times can also affect the start date, so we’ll confirm your schedule before work begins.
Cost depends on the size of your kitchen, any layout changes and the cabinets, countertops and finishes you choose. Our kitchen remodel pricing page shows typical ranges, and you’ll get a detailed proposal after we visit your home.
Yes. Keeping the sink, range and refrigerator where they are avoids most plumbing, gas and electrical changes, which usually lowers the cost. If your current layout doesn’t work for you, though, changing it is often the improvement you’ll appreciate most.
For most of the project, no. Many homeowners set up a temporary kitchen in another room with the refrigerator, a microwave and a coffee maker. We’ll help you plan for it before work starts.
We start with a free phone consultation to talk through your goals, then visit your home to take measurements. From there we develop your design, finalize your selections and schedule construction. Our Kitchen Remodel Guide is a great way to prepare.
Often, yes. Structural changes, older homes and tricky layouts are a big part of what we do. Tell us what you have been told, and we will give you an honest answer about what is possible.
