Brooklyn Kitchen Remodel Pros is a local design-build team that remodels kitchens across every kind of building in Brooklyn — rowhouse brownstones with narrow rear-extension galleys, prewar co-ops with original plaster and old risers, and loft condo conversions with open floor plates and freight-elevator scheduling. We don't run a one-size-fits-all playbook, because Brooklyn kitchens aren't one-size-fits-all: a 1900s rowhouse in Park Slope and a converted Williamsburg factory unit need completely different approaches to layout, permitting, and building logistics.
Whether you need a full gut renovation, a cabinet refacing, a new countertop, or a single custom island, we manage the whole job — design, material selection, licensed trades, DOB filings when structural or plumbing work requires them, and the co-op or condo board paperwork most Brooklyn buildings ask for before work can start. We show up when we say we will, protect your floors and hallways, and leave the site clean at the end of every day.
Call (689) 358-3644 for a free, no-obligation quote, or fill out the form below and we'll get back to you the same business day with next steps.
Why Brooklyn Homeowners Choose Brooklyn Kitchen Remodel Pros
We're not a national franchise that dispatches whoever's available — we're a Brooklyn-based crew that works these buildings every week. That means we already know what a Bay Ridge two-family basement kitchen needs versus a Brooklyn Heights prewar co-op unit, and we walk into the first consultation already asking the right questions about board approval, building-specific work-hour rules, and what's probably behind your walls.
Every project starts with an in-person visit and honest numbers — not a lowball estimate that turns into change orders once demo starts. We put the scope, the materials, and the schedule in writing, and we stick to it.
How We Handle NYC Permits and Board Approvals
Most Brooklyn kitchen remodels touch at least one thing the city or your building cares about: a gas line, a moved sink, a new electrical circuit, or a wall. When that's the case, we coordinate the DOB filing with a licensed architect or engineer, pull the right permits, and schedule the inspections so your project doesn't stall out waiting on paperwork.
If you're in a co-op or condo, we also prepare the drawings and documentation most alteration agreements require, carry the certificate of insurance your board will ask for, and work within whatever elevator, work-hour, and floor-protection rules your building has — we've been through this process in buildings across nearly every neighborhood we serve.
What Our Customers Say
“They knew exactly what our co-op board's package needed before we even asked — drawings, insurance, all of it. Zero back-and-forth with the board. The kitchen itself came out better than the rendering.”— Danielle K., Park Slope
“We're in a converted loft with a freight elevator and strict work hours, and they scheduled every delivery around it without a single missed window. Full open-concept kitchen, done in about eight weeks.”— Marcus V., Williamsburg
“Found old wiring behind our kitchen wall that honestly should've been replaced decades ago. They flagged it immediately, gave us a clear price to fix it, and didn't try to upsell us on anything else.”— Rosa D., Bensonhurst
“Galley kitchen in our brownstone was barely wide enough to open the oven door before. They redesigned the storage completely without moving a single wall and it feels like a different room.”— Elena F., Brooklyn Heights
“Gas line move for our new range was handled start to finish — permit, licensed plumber, inspection scheduled. No stress on a part of the project I honestly didn't understand going in.”— Anthony M., Bensonhurst
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle the co-op or condo board approval paperwork for us?
Yes. Most Brooklyn co-ops and many condos require an alteration application before we can start — drawings, a scope of work, and a certificate of insurance naming the building as additional insured. We prepare this package during the design phase for nearly every project.
Will I need a permit for my kitchen remodel?
It depends on scope. Cosmetic work like cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and flooring generally doesn't require a city permit. Anything involving gas lines, new or relocated plumbing, electrical panel work, or a load-bearing wall requires a permit and, in most cases, a licensed architect or engineer's DOB filing — we handle this as part of the project.
Can you work in my apartment while I'm still living there?
In most cases, yes. We isolate the work area with dust containment, protect floors and hallways, and coordinate around your building's approved work hours and elevator rules so the rest of your home stays livable during construction.
How long does a typical kitchen remodel take in Brooklyn?
A cosmetic refresh (cabinets, countertops, backsplash) usually takes one to three weeks. A full gut renovation typically runs six to ten weeks once permits are in hand, longer if a DOB filing or co-op board approval is on the critical path, since those move at the city's or the board's pace.
Do you offer free quotes?
Yes, every quote is free and comes with no obligation. Call (689) 358-3644 or fill out the form on this site and we'll schedule an in-person visit to measure your kitchen and put together detailed, honest pricing.
What neighborhoods do you serve?
We serve homeowners across Brooklyn, including Park Slope, Williamsburg, Bay Ridge, Bushwick, Brooklyn Heights, Sunset Park, Flatbush, Dyker Heights, Greenpoint, Bensonhurst, Crown Heights, and Sheepshead Bay. See our Locations page for details on each area.
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