Kitchen Renovations

A kitchen renovation in San Diego means pulling permits for anything structural, electrical, or plumbing-related, and the City of San Diego wants inspections at rough-in and final. Herbs Construction Co handles that process — we submit the plans, schedule the inspections, and keep the job moving while the inspector signs off on framing, electrical, and plumbing. If you're opening a wall or going to a gas range, we coordinate that too.

Typical scope is demo, any framing changes, rough-in for new plumbing and electrical, drywall, cabinet install, countertop template and install, tile backsplash, flooring, and final trim. Cabinets are the foundation — we set them level and plumb and secured to studs, because an out-of-level run shows the instant a countertop lands on it. Countertops get templated after cabinets are in, then fabricated and installed, usually a week or two out. Quartz is the common choice here for durability.

“An out-of-level cabinet run shows up the second the countertop lands on it — so we set them right the first time.”

Herb walks the project at the key milestones — after demo to catch hidden issues, after rough-in before drywall, and at final walkthrough. Most kitchen problems show up early if you're paying attention. We tell you the honest timeline up front, not a same-week promise, and keep you in the loop as materials come in.