
Room to move
together
Two adults, one dog, kids doing homework, and someone's parents for the weekend, designed for how your family actually moves through the kitchen.

Design-Build Firm · Northern Virginia
The room your family comes home to. Rebuilt without shortcuts.
Why Homeowners Choose GiGi
You're letting a team into your home for months. You're spending money you worked for. You're betting on someone else's word. We built GiGi Homes for the homeowner who's been burned once, and refuses to be again.
Every mistake a design-build firm can make, we've made once and never again. What you're hiring is a decade of quiet corrections.
The designer who draws your kitchen is on the phone with the carpenter installing it. No blame, no lost translation, no finger-pointing when something doesn't fit.
One phone number for the entire project. Your project manager knows your dog's name, your cabinet spec, and where the coffee cups go, because they've been in your kitchen since day one.
Ninety-plus reviews on Google at a 4.9 average, every one under a real name you can look up before you sign. Reputation you can check in five minutes, not one you have to take on faith.
What Makes a Great Kitchen

Two adults, one dog, kids doing homework, and someone's parents for the weekend, designed for how your family actually moves through the kitchen.

North-facing morning warmth, afternoon spill from the south side, under-cabinet task light at the counter, decorative pendants that stay out of the way.

Coffee bar with the burr grinder plugged in, baking corner with the stand mixer at counter height, prep station where the knife block belongs.

Quartzite that doesn't stain when tomato sauce splashes, cabinets built to outlast the mortgage, hardware with more character in year five than in year one.
Full-Scope Kitchen Services

Down to studs. Back to life.
The full journey: layout, structure, plumbing, electrical, finishes. One contract, one team, one relationship from the first sketch to the walkthrough where you finally cook in it. This is the version of the kitchen you actually want, not a set of compromises stitched around what the existing space allows.

Built once. Sized for your life.
Full custom cabinetry drawn to your kitchen, your ceiling height, and the way your family actually stores things. Not off-a-truck boxes retrofitted with door fronts, but real millwork, plumb and level and finished to last twenty years. Semi-custom and high-end stock also available when the budget calls for it, spec'd honestly.

The surface you touch every morning.
Quartz, quartzite, marble, soapstone, butcher block, concrete. Templated in-house, fabricated by our stone partner, installed by our team. One point of accountability from the slab yard to the seam. You pick the slab in person, we set it in your kitchen. No surprise pattern-matching disasters.

The gravitational center of the room.
New islands, seated islands, working islands with prep sinks and cooktops. Structural planning where a wall came down, waterfall edges where the design calls for one. Sized to your kitchen, not to what a catalog says an island should measure. Where the barstool conversation happens, where the homework gets done.

Where the specs meet the millwork.
Panel-ready refrigerators that disappear into the cabinetry, integrated dishwashers, professional-grade ranges vented properly. We coordinate with your appliance vendor from day one so cutouts match specs. If you're picking Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador, Miele, or a matched mid-tier package, we're in the conversation before the millwork is drawn.

Waterproofed under, not just around.
Field tile, mosaic, or full slab from counter to hood. Real substrate prep, real waterproofing behind the tile, real grout that isn't going to crack in year three. The install you don't have to think about again, because the person who tiled your last kitchen isn't the person you want tiling this one.

Task light for the cook. Ambient for the party.
Recessed cans planned around workflow, undercabinet task lighting for the actual work surfaces, decorative pendants that don't get in the way. Rewired for modern loads: induction cooktops, integrated appliances, EV chargers if the garage sits nearby. Switching planned around how you'll use the room, not where the old switches happened to be.
Investment Guide
Honest starting points from real projects across Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William. Every proposal is fixed-price after the in-home walk-through. These numbers are where projects begin, not where they're capped.
Tier 01
$35K+
Cosmetic pass
Typically includes
Tier 02
$67K+
Most kitchens land here
Typically includes
Tier 03
$120K+
Custom and structural
Typically includes
Prices are averages and may change depending on the size of your kitchen and your choice of materials, upgrades, and finishes. You'll receive an exact quote for your kitchen after the in-home consultation.
Very easy to work with, responsive and kept us updated throughout the project. We are extremely happy with the finished product.
Selected Project
Cherry cabinets to white shaker. Laminate to quartz. A dated builder kitchen with a small utilitarian island became a bright, considered space with a proper seated island, a statement hood, and a hand-laid tile wall behind it. Same floor plan, same hardwoods, the rest is new.
The Process
Kitchens are the design-heavy end of the business. Layout revisions, appliance specs, cabinet finishes, tile selections all take longer than any other room. We build that into the schedule and into the pricing. You'll never be rushed through a decision you'll live with for twenty years.
We stand in your kitchen and talk. Where the traffic jams up. What lives on the counter. What the coffee ritual actually looks like. The design starts with what your family does, not what a catalog thinks a kitchen should be.
3D renderings from every angle. Physical samples of the cabinet finish, countertop slab, tile, and hardware, held together in your existing light before you commit. Appliance specs coordinated with your vendor. Nothing goes on order until you've seen and approved the actual materials.
One fixed number after the walkthrough: cabinets, counters, backsplash, plumbing, electrical, appliance install, disposal, permits, all covered. Change orders only when you ask for one, priced before the work starts.
Six to twelve weeks. Weekly Friday walkthroughs. A dust wall between the kitchen and the rest of the house. Cabinetry set by our finish carpenters, not a subbed crew. A temporary coffee station in the basement or dining room so life continues.
Punch-list closed with you standing in the room, not by email. Warranty issued. A binder with every product spec (appliance model numbers, paint codes, tile SKU, countertop care instructions) for the next twenty years of the room.
What Kitchen Clients Say
4.9 out of 5 · 90+ reviews
A great kitchen is more than the finished island. It's the mornings we protected during demo, the pantries we rebuilt around the rituals, the calls we returned before dinner. These are the words of homeowners who cooked their first meal in a room we built together, and stayed friends after.
FAQ
Straight answers, no marketing dodges.
For a full kitchen (cabinetry replacement, new countertops, appliances, lighting, flooring) plan on 6 to 12 weeks from demo to punch-list. A cosmetic refresh (paint, hardware, counters only) can be 2 to 4 weeks. Every proposal includes the actual schedule; nothing is padded to look reassuring.
Yes. The vast majority of our kitchen clients stay put. We set up dust protection between the work zone and the rest of the house, help you plan a temporary kitchen (usually the dining room or basement with a plug-in fridge and microwave), and coordinate loud work around your schedule where possible.
For a full renovation with mid-to-high-end finishes in a typical Northern Virginia home, most of our clients land between $75K and $150K. High-end appliance packages and structural work (removing walls, adding an island) push higher. We'll give you a real number after the first walk-through, not a marketing range.
We spec appliances with you as part of the design phase: Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador, Miele, or mid-tier brands depending on your budget and cooking habits. We coordinate directly with your appliance vendor from day one so the cabinetry cutouts match. If you already have appliances picked, we work around those specs.
Semi-custom works when your kitchen fits the standard cabinet grid and you want a shorter timeline. Custom is right when you need non-standard heights, unusual widths, or specific interior fittings. Fully bespoke, built locally by our finish shop, is for the kitchen where every inch is engineered around you. We'll walk you through the trade-offs during design and price all three if you're on the fence.
Yes. That's part of the proposal, not an add-on. We pull every permit, schedule every inspection, and handle every code-related conversation with Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, or your specific jurisdiction. You never call the county. Structural, electrical, plumbing: all inspected and signed off before we hand it back.
Yes. We work with our finish carpenters and flooring vendors to match species, stain, and profile so the new kitchen reads as native to the house, not a Pinterest board dropped into the middle of it.
Every kitchen is backed by our five-year workmanship warranty on labor, plus the manufacturer warranty on cabinetry, countertops, and appliances (we help you register them). If a drawer runner goes, a hinge loosens, or grout cracks, you call one number and we come back out. Alex has homeowners from 2016 who still text him when a bulb needs replacing.

Where We Work
Kitchen Remodeling projects across the towns and neighborhoods we work in. Every town below has a dedicated page with local context: property types, common home eras, permit nuances.
Start Your Kitchen
Alex or a lead designer will walk your space, listen to how your family lives, and follow up with a design proposal within one week. First conversation is free and doesn't obligate you to anything.
Explore More Remodeling Services
Kitchen Remodeling is one of six disciplines under the same roof, same team, same standard. If your project blurs into another category, or you already know it will, start with any door.
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