Kitchen remodeling in Flower Mound, TX
Turn the kitchen you tolerate into the room the rest of the house is built around. Modern Blu designs and installs kitchen remodeling projects from our showroom on Long Prairie Road, so the crew and the materials are already in town.
Quartz countertops in a recent Modern Blu kitchen
Kitchen renovation contractors in Flower Mound and the surrounding area
Your kitchen should fit the way you actually cook, not the way a builder guessed you would twenty years ago. Maybe the layout never worked. Maybe the finishes were dated the day you moved in. Either way, you do not have to keep living with it. Tell our team at Modern Blu what you want, then let us carry the weight from the first design call to the last drop of paint. Our contractors, our methods, and our 5-star service exist for one reason: to hand you a kitchen you like walking into every morning.
Whatever the project, we handle it under one roof
- A partial kitchen remodel that fixes what failed and keeps what still works
- Cabinet refacing with new doors, drawer fronts, and hardware
- New quartz or granite countertops, templated and installed by our team
- New kitchen flooring, with the transitions planned around the cabinet run
- A complete kitchen design and renovation, including layout changes
Our design and install team manages the materials, the trades, and the schedule, so you never juggle vendors or chase a subcontractor. We only put materials in your home that we would put in ours, and you can see every one of them in person before anything is ordered.
Quality kitchen remodeling is no accident. At Modern Blu, we deliver.
Why use Modern Blu for your kitchen makeover in Flower Mound?
If you are like us, you love Flower Mound. The trails, the lake, the strong schools, and a town center you can actually walk. Our showroom and office sit at 5810 Long Prairie Road, so this is not a market we visit. It is where we live and where our work is most consistent. Site visits turn around quickly and material deliveries do not sit waiting.
So how do you find a remodeling contractor you can trust with the busiest room in the house?
Start with the work. Since 2019 our team has completed more than 1,500 kitchen, bath, and home remodeling projects, and we have earned 5-star home remodeling reviews across Flower Mound and North DFW. The person who designs your kitchen is there when it gets installed.
High-end remodeling only
We install only the materials we would use in our own homes. No particle board. No cheap finishes or fixtures. From the first design call and showroom visit to the final coat of paint and cleanup, we treat your home with care. A remodel can be disruptive. Our job is to make the process feel clear, organized, and worth it.
Trusted by homeowners across Flower Mound and North DFW
“We could not have asked for a better home improvement company.”
“Modern Blu remodeled our kitchen, our bathrooms and did several other home remodeling projects for us. Rick was so enjoyable to work with! He made sure all of our questions were answered and took care of everything immediately! We loved working with them.”
– Grayson C. (Kitchen Remodel). Read more 5-star remodeling reviews.
Kitchen remodeling in Wellington
Wellington covers 2,363 homes across several connected sections in Flower Mound, with the first families moving in during 1995. That build window matters once the cabinets come off. Nearly every kitchen in the neighborhood is either original to the house or on a first update that is now old enough to vote, and the era shows in the details: closed galley plans, oak boxes with a builder finish, laminate runs that were never meant to last thirty years. The good news is that these houses were framed with room to change. Opening a wall between the kitchen and the family room is often the single change that makes the rest of the plan work. Wellington sits in Lewisville ISD, with Wellington Elementary, Liberty Elementary, McKamy Middle School, and Flower Mound High School commonly referenced, and the clubhouse at 3520 Furlong Drive keeps the pools, courts, and trails close to home. If your kitchen is past fifteen years, a design visit is the cheapest way to find out what your house can actually deliver.
Where do I start my kitchen remodeling process?
It is a fair question. Refacing cabinets, replacing countertops, or rebuilding the whole room is a major decision. You need a company that listens closely, gives you straight answers, and has a process that makes sense before work begins.
We have all heard the horror stories. Missed deadlines, poor craftsmanship, vague estimates, and crews the homeowner never met. A well-run kitchen remodel should not feel like a gamble.
At Modern Blu, the process starts with a conversation about your home, your goals, and the investment you are comfortable making. Then we build the plan around that, from layout and materials to permits and installation.
What to look for in a Flower Mound kitchen remodeling contractor
- Ask to see completed kitchen projects, not only material samples or inspiration photos.
- Read the reviews and look for feedback about communication, cleanliness, craftsmanship, and follow-through.
- Ask what materials they use. The cabinet box matters as much as the door you see every day.
- Ask who will be working in your home. Our projects are handled by our in-house team, not passed from one unknown subcontractor to the next.
- Ask about the design process, permits, scheduling, and how changes are handled before demolition starts.
- Visit a showroom if you can. Seeing a quartz slab and a cabinet finish in person changes decisions that photos never will.
What to consider before designing your new kitchen
- Think about the routines that frustrate you now. A blocked work triangle, poor lighting, no landing space beside the range, or an island nobody can sit at will shape the entire design.
- Separate your must-haves from the upgrades that would simply be nice to have. This keeps the plan focused and the budget useful.
- Look at the rest of your home. Flooring, trim, and hardware should help the kitchen feel connected to the house.
- Choose materials for daily life, not only for the first photo. We can help you compare quartz, tile, cabinetry, and fixtures in person.
We are not the right fit for cheap, temporary remodeling. We are the right fit for homeowners who want a kitchen built with strong materials, thoughtful design, and craftsmanship that still feels good years after the project is done.
Kitchen remodeling in Stone Hill Farms
Stone Hill Farms holds roughly 550 homes near Cross Timbers Road and Valley Ridge Boulevard, built across a long stretch from 1998 to 2013. That spread is the interesting part. Two houses on the same street can be fifteen years apart, so one kitchen is an original 1990s layout and the other is a first refresh that has already aged past its finishes. Both are worth a fresh plan, for different reasons. In the older section, the budget usually goes toward cabinets, counters, and opening the room up. In the newer section, the bones are young enough that the money can go into visible work rather than hidden repairs. Flower Mound heat and humidity are hard on wood either way, drying joints and loosening finishes over time. A design visit should look at cabinet box condition, counter wear, lighting, and whether a wall can come down. School assignments commonly referenced include Garden Ridge Elementary, Shadow Ridge Middle School, and Flower Mound High School, though zoning is address-specific.
Flower Mound kitchen remodeling: what to expect from Modern Blu
Our Flower Mound kitchen projects usually fall into three categories: full renovations with layout changes, cabinet and countertop refreshes, and targeted updates. Every project is designed and installed by our in-house team, with no subcontractors, so you work with one team from demolition through the final walkthrough.
- Full kitchen renovations: new cabinetry, countertops, backsplash, flooring, lighting, and layout changes generally run $25,000 to $70,000.
- Cabinet and countertop refreshes: cabinet work, new counters, backsplash, and appliances with the layout intact fall in the $12,000 to $28,000 range.
- Targeted updates: a countertop replacement, or a hardware and fixture update on its own, may range from $4,000 to $10,000 depending on materials and scope.
Common selections on Flower Mound kitchen projects include painted shaker cabinetry in white, greige, and two-tone island combinations, Cambria and Silestone quartz countertops, subway tile and large-format porcelain backsplashes, and undermount sinks with brushed nickel or matte black hardware. Our showroom is five minutes away, so you can see all of it before anything goes into your home.
Also planning a bathroom? Our team specializes in bathroom renovations in Flower Mound, and both scopes can run under one contract while we are already mobilized in your house.
Frequently asked questions: Flower Mound kitchen remodeling
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Flower Mound, TX?
Most Flower Mound kitchen remodels with Modern Blu run between $4,000 and $70,000 depending on scope. A targeted update, such as a countertop replacement or a hardware and fixture change, lands in the $4,000 to $10,000 range. A cabinet and countertop refresh with the layout left intact runs $12,000 to $28,000. A full renovation with new cabinetry, quartz countertops, a tile backsplash, and layout changes runs $25,000 to $70,000. We provide a detailed line-item proposal before work begins so there are no surprises.
How long does a kitchen remodel take in Flower Mound?
A targeted refresh usually runs 5 to 10 business days once materials are staged. A full kitchen renovation with new cabinetry and layout changes typically takes 4 to 7 weeks. Timelines can change based on material availability, inspections, and the amount of plumbing or electrical work involved.
Do you pull permits for kitchen remodels in Flower Mound?
Yes. Kitchen remodels involving electrical, plumbing, or structural changes require permits through the Town of Flower Mound Development Services department. We handle the application, schedule inspections, and secure final sign-off so you do not have to manage the process yourself. It also protects you at resale and keeps homeowner’s insurance valid on the work.
What Flower Mound neighborhoods do you serve?
We work throughout Flower Mound, including Wellington, Stone Hill Farms, Canyon Falls, Chinn Chapel, and the neighborhoods around Long Prairie Road and Cross Timbers. We serve homeowners across 75022 and 75028, and the showroom sits in the middle of town. Bridlewood kitchen remodeling has its own page.
Can I visit a showroom to see kitchen materials before deciding?
Yes, and we encourage it. Our showroom at 5810 Long Prairie Road has countertop samples, cabinet door styles, hardware finishes, and tile on display. Seeing a quartz slab next to the cabinet finish you are considering makes better decisions easier. Call ahead and we will have a design specialist walk it with you.
What is the difference between a cabinet refresh and a full renovation?
A refresh keeps the existing layout intact. You change doors, counters, backsplash, hardware, and lighting without moving plumbing or walls. A full renovation can include removing a wall, relocating the sink, resizing the island, or changing the room layout entirely. Refreshes are faster and lower cost. Full renovations create a fundamentally different space.
What makes Modern Blu different from other kitchen remodelers in Flower Mound?
We live and work here. We do not use subcontractors for core work. We have a showroom where you can see and touch materials before they are ordered, and we only install products we would put in our own homes. That means no particle board, no cheap finishes, and no handoff to a crew you have never met.
Ready to start? Book a free design consultation, or visit our showroom at 5810 Long Prairie Road to see materials before they go into your home. You can also call us at (469) 546-7636.