Service Area · Yarmouth, MA
Yarmouth kitchens range from Greek Revival homes near the Bass River to post-war ranches off Higgins Crowell Road. We remodel both, opening up layouts and building custom cabinetry to fit.
Yarmouth’s kitchens reflect when each house was built. In South Yarmouth’s older homes, kitchens sit in back ells and additions, often small and closed off. In the post-war neighborhoods near Higgins Crowell Road and Station Avenue, kitchens were built to a budget and separated from the living room by a wall that many owners now want gone.
A kitchen remodel solves both problems with planning. We look at what the structure allows, design a layout that opens up or reorganizes the room, and build the cabinetry in our own shop so it fits exactly. Licensed trades handle the plumbing and electrical, and we manage the schedule from start to finish.
Kitchens for historic and post-war Yarmouth homes, with cabinetry built in our shop.
Whole house renovations across Yarmouth Port, South Yarmouth and West Yarmouth.
We build our own custom cabinetry, which means the kitchen fits the house rather than the other way around. Thirty-plus years of Cape renovation stand behind that craftsmanship, along with full licensing and insurance.
From layout to final trim, our kitchen remodeling service keeps design, cabinetry and the licensed trades on one schedule.
Removing the wall between the kitchen and living room is the most common request we hear in Yarmouth’s post-war homes. Whether it is possible depends on what the wall carries: roof or ceiling loads, plumbing or ductwork. A structural check comes first, followed by a properly sized beam if needed and the permits that go with it.
Done right, the result is a brighter, more connected house without losing the storage the old wall provided.
Every project begins with measurements and a conversation about how the household cooks and gathers. We design the layout, select cabinets, counters and appliances, and confirm any structural, plumbing or electrical changes. Permits follow, then demolition, framing, rough-ins and inspections, then cabinets, counters and finish work.
It is how PJCC runs kitchens across the river in West Dennis too, adjusted to each house.
From Yarmouth, our kitchen work crosses the Bass River into West Dennis and north to Dennis, where historic homes on Route 6A need the same careful approach as Yarmouth Port.
To the west, Hyannis Port has summer homes whose kitchens need to serve full houses of guests.
Families near the Stop & Shop on Long Pond Drive and the schools along Station Avenue usually want a kitchen that handles busy weekdays: more counter space, a pantry and a spot for homework. Homes near Bass River Beach and Parker’s River Beach lean toward durable, easy-care kitchens built for summer use.
Near Taylor-Bray Farm and the older parts of town, owners often ask for a kitchen that feels right in a historic house, the same request we hear in South Dennis.
Show us the kitchen and tell us what you want it to do. We’ll check the walls, explain your layout options and outline the permits involved. Contact us to set up a visit.
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Every project begins with a conversation. Share a few details and we’ll be in touch within one business day to schedule your in-home consultation.
370 Upper County Rd Bay #1, Dennis Port, MA 02660, United States
Yes. Homes in the South Yarmouth / Bass River Historic District date from the late 1700s through the mid-1800s, and their kitchens can be modernized while keeping the character of the house. Interior work is usually the easier part; any change visible outside, like a new window, is checked with the town first. Our carpenters build cabinetry suited to the period.
Opening the wall to the living area, adding an island or peninsula, replacing old wiring with circuits sized for modern appliances and improving lighting usually make the biggest difference. Many of these homes also benefit from better ventilation and insulation at the same time. Similar homes in West Dennis get the same upgrades.
Often, yes. We first check whether the wall is load-bearing and what runs through it. If it carries weight, a properly sized beam replaces it, and the structural work is permitted and overseen by a licensed construction supervisor. Older Capes sometimes hide chimneys or plumbing in these walls, which can change the plan.
Well-built boxes, quality finishes and sealed edges matter more than any single material. Homes that sit closed for winter see bigger humidity swings, so keeping some climate control running helps protect the cabinets. Because we build our own cabinetry, we can choose materials and finishes for your house’s conditions.
It can speed up corrosion, especially on hardware and exterior-facing fixtures. Choosing quality finishes and hardware rated for coastal conditions helps, and so does a quick wipe-down routine. For kitchens near Bass River Beach or the Sound, we factor this into every selection, as we do in Hyannis Port.
Look for a clear list of what is included, from cabinets and counters to appliances and trim, along with the timeline, the payment schedule and who is responsible for permits. Massachusetts home improvement contracts must include these basics, and any blank space is a red flag. Ask about anything that is vague before you sign, not after work starts.
