Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Great Neck, NY
You want a gut renovation done by one crew, not a relay race of subcontractors. Khella has built in Nassau County since 2006 and files Great Neck work with Depends on the village — nine separate jurisdictions cover the peninsula. About thirty minutes west.
Kitchens and baths in Great Neck
Large kitchens, long millwork lead times, and older houses with service that needs upgrading.
Full gut kitchens and baths under one contract: structural work, electrical and plumbing rough-in, custom millwork, tile and finish carpentry by the same crew.
One crew does the structural work, the rough-in, the millwork, the tile and the trim. You are not coordinating five subcontractors from your kitchen table.
- Permit filed with Depends on the village — nine separate jurisdictions cover the peninsula, and jurisdiction confirmed before drawings
- Gut kitchens, primary baths and powder rooms
- Structural openings, beams and load-path work where walls come out
- Electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-in, including panel upgrades
- Custom cabinetry and finish millwork, with lead times ordered early
- Tile, stone and hardwood installation
- Dust containment and a working kitchen plan while yours is out
- Flood map and elevation certificate pulled at estimate stage for Great Neck parcels
Opening a wall
in a Great Neck
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Interior work is where the age of the housing stock stops being trivia and starts being budget. Plaster, old service and cast-iron waste lines are all normal here, and all cost money to do properly.
- What is behind your walls
1920s Tudors and colonials, mid-century modern, and a great deal of substantial newer construction.
- Permits for interior work
- Depends on the village — nine separate jurisdictions cover the peninsula
Great Neck is not one municipality. Great Neck, Great Neck Estates, Kings Point, Russell Gardens, Saddle Rock, Thomaston, Kensington and others each run their own review, alongside unincorporated Town of North Hempstead. This is the most fragmented permitting on Long Island.
- Where the mechanicals should sit
Manhasset Bay and Little Neck Bay frontage is mapped. The peninsula interior is high.
Great Neck
questions,
answered.
What is behind the walls in a Great Neck house?
1920s Tudors and colonials, mid-century modern, and a great deal of substantial newer construction. Large kitchens, long millwork lead times, and older houses with service that needs upgrading.
Do I need a permit for a kitchen renovation in Great Neck?
If you are moving plumbing, altering electrical or taking out a wall, yes — filed with Depends on the village — nine separate jurisdictions cover the peninsula. Great Neck is not one municipality. Great Neck, Great Neck Estates, Kings Point, Russell Gardens, Saddle Rock, Thomaston, Kensington and others each run their own review, alongside unincorporated Town of North Hempstead. This is the most fragmented permitting on Long Island.
How long will my kitchen be out of action?
A full gut typically runs eight to twelve weeks on site. The schedule is usually set by cabinetry lead time rather than labour, which is why we order early and set up a temporary kitchen before demolition starts.
Will the electrical service need upgrading?
Often, in older Great Neck housing stock. A modern kitchen adds significant load, and where the existing panel cannot carry it we price the upgrade in the original estimate rather than raising it as a change order.
Do you do the millwork and tile too?
Yes, with our own finish carpenters. The crew that frames the opening is the crew that hangs the trim, which is why the reveals line up.