Kitchen remodeling
in New Castle County.

It depends almost entirely on whether the layout changes. A refresh that keeps plumbing and walls where they are moves quickly; opening a wall, relocating a sink or waiting on custom cabinetry extends the schedule considerably. Delpa gives you a realistic sequence at the consultation rather than an optimistic number that slips later.

There is no honest flat figure — cabinetry grade, countertop material, appliance selections and structural change swing the total enormously. What Delpa commits to is a complete number: the initial quote is built to cover the agreed scope rather than starting low and growing through change orders. Materials are bought directly from manufacturers where possible so the budget stays in the work.

Most clients do. Delpa protects floors and pathways before demolition, contains the work area and cleans the site at the end of each day. You will be without the kitchen for the duration, so the consultation covers a practical plan for that stretch.

Yes, and it is one of the most common requests. Whether a wall is load-bearing determines what happens next — a header, posts and sometimes footing work. That assessment happens before the quote so the structural work is priced in rather than discovered mid-project.

Either way works. Delpa can source cabinetry and countertops directly, often at better pricing than retail, or install what you have already selected. What matters is that the selections are locked before demolition so the schedule holds.

Yes. Delpa files for the permits the work requires with the county or municipal office covering your address and manages the inspection schedule through to closeout.