Kitchen and bathroom renovations in Metairie, planned to the last detail

Kitchen & Bathroom Renovations with Oliver Nola

Kitchens and bathrooms are the rooms you use most and the ones that age fastest. They are also the most complex rooms in the house, combining plumbing, electrical, ventilation, cabinetry, tile and fixtures in tight spaces. Oliver Nola remodels kitchens and bathrooms in Metairie and throughout the New Orleans area with planning that keeps those pieces in step.

A kitchen remodel might mean new cabinets and countertops within the existing footprint, or it might mean moving the sink, adding an island and opening the room to the living area. We help you weigh layout, storage, lighting and appliance placement against your budget so the finished kitchen works as well as it looks.

Bathroom projects range from refreshing a hall bath with a new vanity, tile and fixtures to turning a dated primary bath into a walk-in shower with a double vanity. Waterproofing is where we refuse to compromise. Showers get a complete waterproof system beneath the tile, correct slope to the drain and ventilation that removes moisture before it causes damage.

Because these rooms are central to daily life, we plan the schedule carefully. Materials with long lead times, such as custom cabinets or special-order tile, are ordered before demolition whenever possible, so the room is out of service for as short a time as practical.

Families in Metairie, Kenner, River Ridge and Harahan rely on us to coordinate the full project: demolition, framing, licensed plumbing and electrical work, drywall, tile, cabinets, countertops, fixtures and paint, managed by one team from start to finish.

Lighting and ventilation are often the most underrated parts of these rooms. Good task lighting over counters and vanities, a range hood that actually vents outside and a quiet bath fan sized for the room make daily use more comfortable and protect your new finishes from grease and moisture over the years.

Lighting and ventilation are often the most underrated parts of these rooms. Good task lighting over counters and vanities, a range hood that actually vents outside and a quiet bath fan sized for the room make daily use more comfortable and protect your new finishes from grease and moisture over the years.

Planning more than one project? See how this service connects with general renovations and new construction, or read answers on our FAQ page.