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West Branch Kitchens works on kitchen design. On its own site, the company says it translates clients' ideas into conceptual drawings and plans for contractors, craftsmen and do-it-yourselfers. A recent customer worked with Paul at West Branch Kitchens on the kitchen design for a 2025 home renovation that started as a kitchen renovation and turned into a much bigger project. That customer said they asked for something clean, bright and Scandinavian-inspired and that Paul listened. The new kitchen added cabinets, a farmhouse sink, a backsplash and fixtures, and the customer's black countertops were repurposed. Its Connecticut home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0658603, is active on the state registry under West Branch Kitchens LLC.
We had such a wonderful experience working with Paul at West Branch Kitchens on our 2025 home renovation. Paul is my neighbor at the Hurley Building, and when it came time to renovate our kitchen, flooring, and several rooms in our home, I knew we were in good hands. What started as a kitchen renovation turned into a much bigger project. Our house was basically gutted. We stripped the floors down to the subfloor, replaced insulation and sheetrock, shored up studs, painted rooms, redid flooring, and rebuilt so much more than I even realized we needed. Thankfully, we stayed at our friends’ Airbnb for the five weeks our house was under construction in February and March, and when we moved back in, it honestly felt like walking into a dream Airbnb. It felt like a brand-new home. Working with Paul on the kitchen design was a dream. I shared that I wanted something clean, bright, and Scandinavian-inspired, and he really listened. We added beautiful new cabinets, a new farmhouse sink, backsplash, fixtures, and repurposed my black countertops, which were a meaningful gift from clients years ago. The whole kitchen feels bright, functional, and so much more like us. Tim, our contractor, was also incredible. He thought of things I wasn’t even thinking about, like brighter, more efficient ceiling lights and adding a new kitchen outlet I didn’t know I needed. So much of the work was behind the scenes — subflooring, insulation, sheetrock, structure — and while it definitely wasn’t pretty in the middle of it all, it was so necessary. Home improvements are a big investment, but this was absolutely worth it. We also love supporting local businesses, and it felt really good to work with people who care deeply about the quality of their work and the homes they’re helping create. The whole process felt easy, exciting, and really well cared for. We can’t thank Paul and Tim enough for helping us turn our home into a place that feels fresh, bright, solid, and truly ours. Hire Paul and Tim. You’ll be so happy with the results.
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Typical Connecticut range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from West Branch Kitchens, LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Cabinets are roughly 30% of a kitchen budget.
Estimated range
$21,600 – $32,900
Typical kitchen remodel around $27,300
30 years in businessNot yet rated
Entire first floor opened up in one remodel5.0
Deck builds5.0
State-verified Home Improvement Contractor license since 1999Not yet rated
600 sq ft bedroom suite addition3.8
Garage turned into a playroom4.2
