Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling in Smithtown, NY

D&V Home Design Center is a design-build kitchen and bathroom remodeling company serving Smithtown, NY from our showroom at 2095 Jericho Turnpike in East Northport, about 7 miles west of Smithtown’s Main Street along Route 25. Design, materials selection, and licensed construction happen under one roof. We have been doing this work for over a decade, we are licensed and insured across Suffolk County, and we hold a 4.9-star average across 126 Google reviews. Call (631) 486-8388 for a free design consultation, or visit our East Northport showroom to see cabinetry, tile, and fixtures in person.

Kitchen Remodeling in Smithtown, NY

Most of the kitchen projects we take on in Smithtown are full remodels: new layout, new cabinetry, new counters, new lighting, and often a wall coming down between the kitchen and the dining or living room. Homes in Smithtown were largely built in an era when kitchens were closed-off work rooms, and opening that space up is usually the single change homeowners notice most. As a member of the National Kitchen & Bath Association, we design to current planning standards for clearances, work zones, and storage.

Our team handles kitchen remodeling on Long Island from first sketch to final inspection. A dedicated kitchen designer works with you in the showroom on layout and finishes, and our own crews do the construction. If you are budgeting, start with our kitchen remodel cost guide, and see our kitchen remodel timeline for how long each phase realistically takes.

Bathroom Remodeling in Smithtown

Bathrooms in Smithtown homes tend to be original or once-updated, and the requests we hear most are consistent: replace a little-used tub with a walk-in shower, fix chronic ventilation and grout problems for good, and bring in double vanities and better storage where the footprint allows. We do complete gut renovations, including relocating plumbing when the layout calls for it, as part of our bathroom remodeling on Long Island service.

Because we run our own tile and materials showroom, you can compare fixtures from Kohler, Grohe, Hansgrohe, Toto, Duravit, and Villeroy & Boch side by side instead of guessing from catalog photos. Browse the tile showroom before your consultation, and use the bathroom remodel cost guide to set a realistic budget for your scope.

Smithtown Homes and What They Mean for a Remodel

Smithtown’s housing stock is older than many buyers expect. The median home here dates to the late 1960s, and more than half of the town’s houses went up between the 1940s and the 1960s: capes and ranches around Main Street and the Route 25 corridor, split-levels and colonials in Nesconset, St. James, and Kings Park, with later 1970s and 1980s colonials filling in around them. Families move here for the Smithtown Central and Kings Park school districts and stay, so many of these homes are on their second or third owner but still on their first kitchen.

For a remodel, that age profile has practical consequences we plan for up front:

• Compartmentalized floor plans, so many kitchen projects include removing a non-bearing wall or opening a load-bearing one with proper engineering.
• Original plumbing branches and older electrical panels that often need upgrading once walls are open, which we price up front rather than treating as a surprise.
• Modest original bathroom footprints, where good design work matters more than square footage.

We work throughout the Town of Smithtown, including the hamlets of Smithtown, Nesconset, St. James, and Kings Park, and homeowners from all of them visit our East Northport showroom, which is a short drive away.

Permits in Smithtown

Kitchen and bathroom remodels in Smithtown that involve plumbing, electrical, or structural changes generally require a permit from the Town of Smithtown Building Department at 99 West Main Street. The town accepts online applications for many residential permits. Note that Village of the Branch, Nissequogue, and Head of the Harbor are incorporated villages within the town with their own building departments, so confirm which jurisdiction your property falls under. As a licensed contractor we prepare drawings, file the application, and schedule inspections as part of the job. Our permit guide explains what typically triggers a permit and what the process looks like.

Our Design-Build Process

D&V Home Design Center was founded by Dmitriy Nekrasov, and the company has kept the same structure for over a decade: one team responsible for the whole project. It starts with a free design consultation, where we measure, talk through how you actually use the space, and develop a layout. Next comes materials selection in the showroom, so every cabinet, tile, and fixture is chosen and priced before demolition starts. Then our licensed crews build, with a single point of contact through final inspection. If you are comparing contractors, our guide on how to vet a remodeler lists the license, insurance, and contract questions worth asking anyone you interview, including us.

Visit the Showroom

The showroom is at 2095 Jericho Turnpike, East Northport, NY 11731. From Smithtown’s Main Street it is a straight run west on Jericho Turnpike, Route 25, about 7 miles and usually around 15 minutes. From Kings Park, most drivers come across on Pulaski Road. Seeing full tile displays and working fixtures in person answers questions quickly, so we encourage Smithtown homeowners to visit our East Northport showroom early in the planning stage. Call (631) 486-8388 before you head over and we will have a designer ready for you.

FAQ

Do you do kitchen remodeling in Smithtown, NY?

Yes, we work throughout the Town of Smithtown, including Nesconset, St. James, and Kings Park. Our showroom in East Northport is about 15 minutes from Smithtown along Jericho Turnpike, and we handle design, materials, and licensed construction as one company. Start with a free design consultation at (631) 486-8388.

Do I need a permit to remodel a kitchen or bathroom in Smithtown?

In most cases, yes, if the work involves plumbing, electrical, or structural changes. Permits go through the Town of Smithtown Building Department at 99 West Main Street, and many residential applications can be filed online. We prepare and file the permit paperwork for our clients as part of the project.

How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Smithtown?

It depends on the size of the kitchen, whether walls move, and the cabinetry and materials you choose, so we price from a real design rather than a guess. Our kitchen remodel cost guide breaks down what drives the number, and the free design consultation gives you a scoped estimate for your specific house.

How long does a bathroom remodel take in Smithtown?

A full bathroom gut typically runs several weeks of construction once materials are on hand and permits are issued. Planning, design, and material lead times come before that, which is why we finalize every selection before demolition. Our kitchen remodel timeline page explains how we sequence projects of both kinds.

Where is your showroom relative to Smithtown?

We are at 2095 Jericho Turnpike in East Northport, roughly 7 miles west of Smithtown’s Main Street on Route 25. That puts the showroom about 15 minutes from most of Smithtown and Nesconset, and a similar drive from Kings Park via Pulaski Road.

Are you licensed to work in Smithtown?

Yes. We are licensed and insured across Suffolk County, which covers work in the Town of Smithtown. We are a member of the National Kitchen & Bath Association and happy to provide license and insurance documentation before any contract is signed.