Kitchen Island Installation Covington, LA

Your island should fit your kitchen flow and how you cook. In Metairie, we work with your existing layout—whether you have a galley, open plan, or tight galley-style kitchen.

We'll discuss seating capacity, storage needs, and whether you want a range, sink, or prep surface on the island. Some homes work best with a portable island. Others need a permanent, anchored build.

This step matters most. A good design now saves frustration and rework later.

An island needs a solid frame. We build to code, ensuring the structure holds weight from counters, seating, and daily use.

In Metairie, humidity can swell wood, so we choose materials that resist moisture and warping. We use proper fastening and bracing to keep everything level and stable long-term.

Islands often need power for appliances, task lighting, or charging ports. Some need water and drainage for a sink.

We run circuits and lines safely within the island frame, hide wiring neatly, and coordinate with licensed electricians and plumbers if needed. Every connection meets local Metairie code requirements.

Counters and cabinets are the visible side of your island. We install them level, secure, and finished clean.

Whether you choose quartz, granite, or laminate, we seal seams, attach properly, and make sure drawers and doors operate smoothly. You'll notice the craftsmanship right away.

A kitchen island with seating becomes a gathering spot. We build overhangs for barstools, add footrests if you want them, and ensure comfortable elbow room.

The overhang needs proper support underneath. We frame it so you get seating that's both safe and comfortable for casual dining or entertaining.

We paint or stain the island frame, add crown molding or trim if you want it, and install hardware that matches your kitchen style.

Finishing details—lighting, back panels, decorative brackets—are what make the island feel like it belongs in your space, not like an addition.

Metairie homes have specific needs—humidity control, code compliance, foundation stability. We understand these challenges.

We've worked with suppliers and subcontractors across the area. We know which materials hold up in Louisiana's climate, where to source quality components fast, and which local inspectors expect what.

This saves you time and money, and ensures your island passes inspection on the first visit.

Call us or submit your project details. We'll visit your kitchen, answer your questions, and provide a clear scope and timeline.

Whether you're in Metairie, Kenner, or nearby, we're here to help you plan and build the island you want.