White oak kitchen with sage tile, brass pendants, and pines outside a Cary home

Cary, North Carolina

The 1998 kitchen does not have to win.

SkyRise remakes kitchens, baths, and unused rooms for Cary houses that have outgrown the original plan. One written scope. One project lead.

  • Written scope
  • Cary permits
  • Licensed & insured

The work

Rooms people actually live in.

Photography here is art-directed for this preview. Real Preston and Lochmere jobs replace these the week you send them.

Oak cabinet, brass pull, quartz, and sage tile

Kitchen

White oak. Honed quartz. A sink that is not an afterthought.

Cary kitchens usually fail on storage, light, and a peninsula that never worked. We reface when the boxes are honest. We rebuild when the triangle is broken.

Kitchen remodeling

Bathroom

Waterproofing first. Then the pretty parts.

Primary suites and the hall bath everyone fights over. Curbless showers where the floor allows it. Fixtures you can get parts for in five years.

Bathroom remodeling

Stone shower and oak vanity
Open living and dining after a whole-home remodel

Whole home & basement

One language from the foyer back.

Twenty years of one-off updates leave a house speaking three dialects. Floors, trim, kitchen, baths — or finish the basement you already paid for.

Whole home Basements

Cary ranges

What a job tends to cost here.

Planning bands, not a bid. Layout changes and hidden plumbing move a number. A visit is how we get specific.

Kitchen refreshDoors, counters, fixtures. Same footprint.$15k–$25k
Mid kitchenCabinets, quartz, lighting, appliances.$35k–$55k
Kitchen + layoutIsland, plumbing, electrical.$75k–$120k+
Hall bathTile, vanity, tub or shower swap.$8k–$18k
Primary bathWalk-in shower, double vanity.$22k–$45k
Basement finishFraming through paint. Bath adds cost.$40k–$90k
Kitchen remodel in progress with cabinet boxes and a quartz slab

How a job runs

Five steps. You always know which one you are in.

01 Walkthrough

We come to the house. Measure, photograph, talk budget out loud.

02 Written scope

Line items. Allowances labeled. What is not included, written down.

03 Selections

A short list for cabinets, slab, tile, and metal. Not twelve faucet tabs.

04 Build

Cary permits when the work needs them. One lead. A weekly note.

05 Punch

We walk it with you. The list gets finished before we call it done.

Cary

The streets, not a radius on a map.

A kitchen in Preston is not a kitchen in Amberly. We write the scope for the house in front of us.

Preston

Golf-course colonials

1990s white kitchens, tired islands, baths that never got a real shower.

Lochmere

Lake lots

Older plans, humidity at the walkout, rooms that still think it is 1989.

MacGregor Downs

Larger footprints

Primary suites and millwork that has to match the lot.

Amberly

Builder-grade bones

Oak, quartz, lighting — a kitchen that is not beige maple.

Every neighborhood we take

Questions

What people ask before they call.

Do I need a permit in Cary?

Structural, plumbing, and electrical work usually does. Paint and most flooring does not. We flag what the Town wants and file it when the job requires it.

Can we stay in the house?

Most kitchen and bath jobs, yes. You will lose that room. For a kitchen we set up a temporary station before demo.

How long does a kitchen take?

A refresh can be a few weeks. A layout change is often two to three months on site once materials are here. Cabinet lead times set the calendar.

Do you give a one-page price?

No. You get a written scope. If something is unknown until we open a wall, we say so before we swing.

Next

Walk the house. Then we write the number.

Weekdays 8–5. Tell us the room and the neighborhood.
info@skyriseremodeling.com

Brick colonial in Cary at dusk