Kitchen Remodeling in Cary, NC
Everyone ends up in the kitchen. AG-CM designs and builds kitchens made for full houses and long dinners.
NC License #100043 · Fully Insured · Building in the Triangle Since 2021
Everyone ends up in the kitchen. AG-CM designs and builds kitchens made for full houses and long dinners.
NC License #100043 · Fully Insured · Building in the Triangle Since 2021
You already know what you want. An island where everyone ends up standing, and a room that handles a Tuesday night as easily as twenty people at Thanksgiving.
The hard part is handing your house over. A kitchen remodel means weeks without the room your family uses most, and a number big enough that getting it wrong really hurts. That is a lot to trust a stranger with.
AG-CM has run this project many times over. Experience shows up in the small early decisions, the ones that determine whether the schedule and the budget hold.
A lot of Triangle homes built through the late nineties and 2000s across Cary, Apex, and Morrisville were framed on closed floor plans, with layouts that were never built for the way people live now.
Opening those walls reaches into framing, electrical, and plumbing, which is where a licensed general contractor earns their keep.
New cabinetry, countertops, flooring, and appliances, plus the electrical and plumbing behind them.
Custom cabinetry, hand-selected stone, professional-grade appliances, and higher-end finishes throughout.
Removing the wall between the kitchen and the living or dining area to open up the first floor.
Ordering and Lead Times
Cabinetry, stone, and appliances are ordered and delivered before demolition begins. A kitchen sitting gutted for four months waiting on back-ordered cabinets is a scheduling failure.
Trades Scheduled Back to Back
Framing, electrical, HVAC, cabinetry, and paint are booked in sequence, each one lined up behind the last. No dead weeks where the site sits empty.
One Point of Accountability
Owner Abdallah Atieh runs every project personally. Questions about schedule, cost, or a mid-build decision go to one person with the whole picture.
Kitchen work touches permits, and every Triangle city runs that process differently. We know how each one works.
Abdallah Atieh • Founder
Abdallah Atieh founded AG-CM in 2021 and runs each project himself, coordinating a small group of trusted trade partner companies for framing, electrical, HVAC, painting, and cabinetry.
AG Construction Management holds North Carolina General Contractor License #100043 and carries insurance through Builders Mutual. We are members of NCHBA, the HBA of Raleigh-Wake County, and NAHB.
WORKING WITH AG-CM
01
Consultation
We’ll meet to understand your vision and give an honest read on scope and budget.
02
Design
Layout, cabinetry, and finishes become a 3D rendering you can see before anything gets ordered.
03
Estimating
A clear, honest estimate covering cabinetry, stone, appliances, and labor. No vague ranges, no pressure.
04
Planning
Permits filed, materials ordered, and trade partners scheduled before demolition starts.
05
Construction
Quality build, clean site, and you’re kept informed throughout.
06
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished kitchen together. Done when every detail meets your standard.
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TESTIMONIALS
“A great company to deal with, detail oriented, and care about the your project as if it was their own personal project.”
“AG construction is the real deal! I have worked with Abdallah on over 15 projects. He is honest, super customer oriented and has a high attention to detail.”
“AG-CM displays exceptional teamwork, communication, and honesty, making the entire experience efficient, from planning a Kitchen Remodel project to its completion. “
Cost depends on the size of the kitchen, whether the layout changes, and the type of cabinetry, countertops, finishes, and appliances you choose. Our Kitchen Remodel Cost Guide breaks down what drives the pricing and what to expect at each level.
A standard small to medium kitchen typically takes 4 to 6 weeks, assuming materials are available and nothing is on special order. Structural work, or plumbing and electrical that requires permitting, extends that. Cabinetry type and finish selections affect the timeline as well.
Most homeowners do. The kitchen itself is out of service for the bulk of the project, and the work area is sealed off from the rest of the house.
We coordinate the whole design process. Projects that need construction drawings or structural changes go through a third-party architectural firm, which prepares the drawings and 3D renderings. Our cabinet partner handles cabinet design and renderings. You do not need a designer hired before you contact us.
Older homes can reveal unexpected conditions once demolition starts, from damaged framing to plumbing and electrical. We explain what we found and what we recommend, then provide a written change order with the cost and any schedule impact. No additional work proceeds until you approve it.
Earlier than most people think, because cabinetry and stone carry lead times that run well past the design phase. Our kitchen remodel planning guide walks through the sequence from first idea to construction.
Whether you’re sketching ideas on a napkin or ready to break ground next month, the conversation starts the same way. A phone call, an honest scope, and a proposal you can hold to.