Willow Kitchen & Bath Remodeling

Kitchen Remodeling in Mountain View

We handle kitchen remodels in Mountain View from $15,000, usually in 4–6 weeks, from our shop 15 minutes away.

Part of our kitchen remodeling on the Peninsula. Everything we do in town: kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Mountain View.

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Kitchen Remodeling prices in Mountain View

From $15,000;

Two-Week Kitchen Refresh

from $15,000

2 weeks

Cabinet boxes are sound; counters, backsplash and fronts are tired.

  • Quartz countertops, undermount sink and faucet
  • Tile or slab backsplash
  • Cabinet painting or new doors on existing boxes
  • New hardware, under-cabinet LED lighting
  • Appliance reinstall in the same footprint
  • Paint and final clean

Not included: Moving the sink, range or fridge; New appliances.

Full Kitchen Remodel

from $35,000

4–6 weeks

New cabinets and layout in the existing room.

  • Demolition, new semi-custom or custom cabinets
  • Sink, range and fridge moves within the room
  • Quartz or quartzite counters, full backsplash
  • Dedicated circuits, recessed lighting, Title 24 controls
  • Ducted range hood, kitchen flooring
  • Permit, inspections and appliance installation

Not included: Appliances (we install yours); Wall removal (see Open-Concept).

Open-Concept Kitchen

from $50,000

8–12 weeks

Kitchens where a non-structural wall or soffit comes out to open the room. Load-bearing walls wait for our B license.

  • Everything in the Full Remodel
  • Partition and soffit removal, ceiling and floor patched across the new room
  • Kitchen island with seating, plumbing and power
  • Flooring across the opened room
  • Electrical for induction where the panel allows

Not included: Load-bearing wall removal and beams; Panel or service upgrades, priced separately.

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Homes we remodel in Mountain View

Monta Loma kitchens in Eichlers and Mackays are small and already open to the living area, so the work is cabinets, counters and keeping the mid-century lines; the sink stays put unless we cut the slab. Old Mountain View bungalows have closed kitchens on raised floors, and opening toward the dining room or bringing plumbing to an island from below are the usual requests. Ranches in Rex Manor and Waverly Park have the room for a bigger layout but often a panel that needs a load calculation before induction goes in. Mountain View’s green building code requires pre-wiring for a future electric appliance if a remodel installs gas equipment, and the city on its own estimate takes 2–3 months to permit a kitchen with wall changes, so the design is settled before we submit.

  • Mid-century modern tracts: Eichler, Mackay and Mardell (Monta Loma, plus the early-1970s Bell Meadows Eichlers): Eichlers have radiant-heat tubing in the slab and post-and-beam walls; many Mackay flattops are on slab too. Plumbing moves mean cutting concrete, so the drain locations shape the design.
  • Early-1900s to 1930s bungalows and Victorians (Old Mountain View): Craftsman and Spanish-revival bungalows on raised floors, with plaster walls and old drains. A few houses are on the city’s historic register, which matters only if the outside changes.
  • 1950s–60s ranches (Rex Manor, Shoreline West, Cuesta Park, Waverly Park, Blossom Valley, Varsity Park): Single-story houses where small hall baths and closed kitchens are the usual starting point.
  • Townhomes and condos (Whisman, Downtown and along the main corridors): Stacked or shared-wall units: HOA approval first, and every shower pan flood-tested before tile because a neighbor lives below.

Neighborhoods we work in: Old Mountain View, Downtown, Monta Loma, Rex Manor, Shoreline West, Sylvan Park, Whisman, Cuesta Park, Waverly Park, Bell Meadows, Blossom Valley, Varsity Park, Gemello, Cuernavaca.

Permits in Mountain View

City of Mountain View Building Division (500 Castro St, Mountain View) issues permits in Mountain View. Typical review time: per the city’s published estimates, about 5–7 days for a like-for-like bathroom and 6–8 weeks when walls change; about 5 business days for like-for-like kitchen cabinets and 2–3 months for a kitchen with wall changes. We confirm the current time when we apply. We prepare the drawings, pull the permit under our license and meet the inspector at every visit; the fee is a line item on your estimate.

  • The city says a permit is required for all bathroom remodels; a standard toilet replacement in the same location is the exception.
  • Mountain View’s Green Building and Reach Code requires electrical pre-wiring for a future electric appliance when a remodel installs gas equipment; we include it in the electrical plan.
  • Houses on Mountain View’s Register of Historic Resources, including some in Old Mountain View, need a Historic Preservation permit for exterior changes; interior remodels do not need extra historic review.
  • Title 24 energy documentation is required on permitted kitchens; we prepare the forms.

Silicon Valley Clean Energy and PG&E; electrification rebates come through Silicon Valley Clean Energy, and the city has added funding to SVCE’s heat-pump water heater rebate.

Kitchen Remodeling questions from Mountain View

How long does a kitchen permit take in Mountain View?

The city estimates about 5 business days for like-for-like cabinet replacement and 2–3 months when walls are removed or added. We confirm the current time when we apply.

Can I keep a gas range in Mountain View?

Yes, but under the city’s green building and reach code a remodel that installs gas equipment also needs electrical pre-wiring for a future electric appliance. Most of our clients choose induction instead.

Are there rebates for switching to induction?

Silicon Valley Clean Energy has offered rebates for induction, heat-pump appliances and panel upgrades. Programs change, so we check what is open when we write your estimate.

Can you take down the wall between the kitchen and dining room?

If the wall is not load-bearing, yes, as part of our Open-Concept package. Load-bearing walls need a beam and structural work, which we take on once our general building license issues; until then we will tell you so at the site visit.

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