B&B Kitchen & Bath remodels kitchens across Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and all of Hampton Roads — from cabinet and countertop updates to full renovations with new layouts. Honest numbers, permits handled, and an owner who answers the phone from estimate to walkthrough.
What We Remodel
Full Kitchen Renovations
Complete transformations — cabinets, counters, flooring, lighting, backsplash, and layout, rebuilt as one coordinated project.
Cabinets & Refacing
New cabinetry or refacing existing boxes — we’ll tell you honestly which makes sense for your kitchen and budget.
Countertops & Backsplash
Quartz, granite, and butcher block with tile backsplashes — the update that changes how the whole kitchen feels.
Islands & Layout Changes
Adding an island, opening a wall, or rethinking the work triangle — designed and engineered properly, not guessed at.
Open-Concept Conversions
Removing the wall between a closed kitchen and the living space — including structural work where the wall is load-bearing.
Lighting & Flooring
Recessed and under-cabinet lighting, plus durable flooring that handles the busiest room in the house.
We Know Hampton Roads Kitchens — Because We’ve Opened Them Up
Most of the kitchens we remodel fall into two camps. The ’80s and ’90s builder-grade kitchens across Virginia Beach and Chesapeake — golden oak cabinets, laminate counters, a closed floor plan that walls the cook off from the family. And the older, compact kitchens in Norfolk’s established neighborhoods, where galley layouts and load-bearing walls take real planning to open up.
We’ve worked inside both. That means we plan for what’s behind your walls — the plumbing reroutes, the undersized circuits that won’t handle modern appliances, the load paths that determine whether a wall can open — before demolition, not after. That’s how a project stays on schedule and on budget.
- Structural assessment before any wall comes down
- Electrical sized for modern appliances
- Plumbing reroutes planned up front
- One written scope, one schedule, one crew
Permitted, Inspected, and Planned to the Last Detail
Kitchen remodels that move plumbing or gas, change electrical, or alter structure require permits in every Hampton Roads city — and a missing permit surfaces at the worst possible time, when you sell. We handle the full permit and inspection process, the same way we have on a hundred-plus B&B Decks projects across the region.
What a Kitchen Remodel Costs in Hampton Roads
Cabinet and countertop updates in Hampton Roads typically start around $25,000; full kitchen renovations with new layouts commonly run $40,000–$60,000 and up, depending on cabinetry, counters, appliances, and whether walls or plumbing move.
Cabinetry is usually the single biggest line item, which is why we walk you through the realistic options — stock, semi-custom, custom, or refacing — before you fall in love with a number that doesn’t fit the budget. Financing is available for qualified homeowners.
Kitchen Remodeling Across Hampton Roads
We remodel kitchens throughout Coastal Virginia:
Updating a bathroom too? See our bathroom remodeling services — bundling both projects with one crew means one schedule, one point of contact, and less disruption to your home.
Kitchen Remodeling FAQs
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Hampton Roads?
Cabinet and countertop updates typically start around $25,000, while full renovations with layout changes commonly run $40,000–$60,000 and up. Cabinetry, countertops, and structural changes are the biggest cost drivers. Every project gets a free, detailed estimate.
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
Most kitchen remodels take four to eight weeks of active work depending on scope. The honest caveat: cabinet lead times — often six to ten weeks for semi-custom orders — usually set the project timeline more than the construction does, which is why we order early and schedule around delivery.
Can I use my kitchen during the remodel?
Partially. There’s typically a stretch of one to three weeks without a functioning kitchen during demolition and installation. We help you plan for it — a temporary kitchen setup with the fridge, microwave, and coffee maker in another room goes a long way.
Can you remove the wall between my kitchen and living room?
Usually, yes — even load-bearing walls can typically be opened with a properly engineered beam. We assess the structure first, tell you what’s involved, and handle the engineering and permits if you decide to open it up.
Do I need a permit for a kitchen remodel?
If the project moves plumbing or gas, changes electrical, or alters structure — yes, in every Hampton Roads city. Cosmetic updates like counters and paint often don’t. We determine what your project needs and handle the entire process.
Should I reface my cabinets or replace them?
If your cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, refacing can deliver a new-kitchen look for significantly less. If the layout fights you daily or the boxes are failing, replacement is the better investment. We’ll give you an honest read on which camp your kitchen falls into — not just the more expensive answer.
Ready for a Kitchen That Works as Hard as You Do?
Tell us what frustrates you about your kitchen — the layout, the storage, the dated everything. We’ll help you plan the remodel, understand the investment, and build it right.